Qingshan Mosque

　　Qingshan Mosque is located in Shangjie Village, Qingshan Town, Pu'an County. It is a Qing Dynasty structure and a municipal-level cultural heritage site.

　　According to the "Pu'an County Annals," the mosque was built in the winter of the eighth year of the Xianfeng reign during the Qing Dynasty (1858), when the Muslim uprising in Pu'an State captured Pu'an and occupied Qingshan, leading to the establishment of Qingshan Mosque. The complex consists of a main hall flanked by two side wings. The main hall faces southeast and is situated northwest, featuring a main gate, prayer hall, storage room, ablution room, kitchen, screen wall, moon gate, and living quarters, all enclosed by perimeter walls. It covers a total area of 1,475 square meters, with a built-up area of 611.97 square meters. The prayer hall is five bays wide, spanning a total width of 20.7 meters, and three bays deep, with a total depth of 9 meters, and features a raised-beam, flush-gable roof covered with green tiles.

　　It has undergone multiple renovations over the generations. Currently, a front courtyard has been added in front of the main compound, and a pavilion-style structure has been expanded behind the main courtyard.