Huitong Temple

　　The temple faces south with its back to the north. The mountain gate consists of one room, featuring a flush-gable roof with round tiles and a barrel tile roof, a stone arched gate, and two paneled wooden doors. The front hall has three rooms, with a flush-gable roof featuring a major ridge, and barrel tile roofing. There are three side rooms on both the east and west sides, also with flush-gable roofs and barrel tile roofing. The rear building is three rooms wide and two stories high, with a projecting pavilion in front, featuring a flush-gable roof with a major ridge and barrel tile roofing. The projecting pavilion section has a hanging gable roof with a four-rafter rolled shed and a trimmed ridge. There are three side rooms on both the east and west sides, with flush-gable roofs and barrel tile roofing. The plaques read “Chao Yin Pu Jue” (Tide Sound Universal Awakening) and “Gong Jian Li Ji” (Merits and Benefits for All).

　　Source: Beijing Municipal Commission of Tourism Development