Xingning Temple is situated on Longpan Street in Huangyao Town. Constructed during the Ming Dynasty’s Wanli period and renovated in the 30th year of the Qing Qianlong reign (1765), the temple is 5.1 meters wide and 8.8 meters deep. It is divided into front and rear sections: the front section serves as a pavilion for rest and cooling off, while the rear section is the main temple dedicated to the worship of the True Martial Emperor. The temple houses the inscription “且坐吃茶” (“Just sit and have some tea”), a couplet composed by local scholars during the Ming Dynasty. The calligraphy has been well preserved. (No photos available yet; contributions welcome.)
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