Tunliu Baofeng Temple

　　 Baofeng Temple (Sixth Batch of National Key Cultural Relics Protection Units)

　　 Era: Yuan to Ming

　　 Address: Jicun Village, Lücun Township, Tunliu County

　　 The founding date is unknown. The temple faces south and has a two-courtyard layout. Along the central axis are, in sequence, a theater stage, the Water-Land Hall, and the Five Directional Buddha Hall. On either side in front of the halls are seven wing rooms each, covering a total area of over 2,800 square meters.

　　 The Five Directional Buddha Hall is a Yuan Dynasty structure, five bays wide and three bays deep, with a single-eave hanging hip roof. The bracket sets are of the inserted-bracket style, with a complex system. The hall features a richly decorated interior. The ceiling is divided into caisson grids, and the wooden structure is notably intricate, representing the architectural style of the mid-to-late Ming Dynasty. On both sides of the hall’s entrance are murals. The lower parts of the side walls are adorned with colorful paintings. The murals depict scenes such as “Avalokitesvara in the Snow.” The temple is a National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit.