Jinhua Temple is located in Jinhua Village, Xinzhen Town, Nanzheng, also known as Fuyan Temple. According to the *Hanzhong Prefecture Records*: “Fuyan Temple (in...
Zhen Shen Cave is located about one kilometer east of Jinhua Temple. The *Baocheng County Annals* record: “Zhen Shen Cave is south of the Toad Stone on Jinhua Mountain. One enters through a winding stone gate, and inside is a hollow, flat space where the true body is adorned in gold, seated within a niche by the cliff. Inside there are...??钊?海?帜拒壮澹?Я麂???钗?ぁ!毕啻?宄??∧昙洌?枪滔亟裾湃鹎逭??瘢?荒暝獯蠛担?⒚癖橐啊U偌?缟鹑瓣饩仍郑?獾讲糠趾烂诺种疲?芟菟?斜?狈础S谑撬??倮创硕粗校?俗?廊ィ??砣赐暾?甯?F独О傩毡甲呗废喔妫?袄纯靥酵??荨4隧瓒纯诟?.00 meters. It is 1.60 meters wide at the bottom and 11.20 meters deep. Zhen Shen Cave originally had three major courtyards of Buddhist halls and eight main halls, arranged along the mountain slope. Unfortunately, they were demolished in 1972. Two stone inscriptions remain, one of which was erected in the thirteenth year of the Jiaqing reign of the Qing Dynasty (1818).
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