Xia’an Temple

　　Located on Pingba Old Street in Pingba Town, Jingshan County, it is a Qing Dynasty building. Facing south, it has a courtyard-style layout enclosed by a gate tower (front hall), rear hall, and wing rooms on both sides. The gate tower (front hall) is square-shaped, 13.65 meters wide, with a two-story main building reaching a total height of 12 meters. It features a double-eave hip-and-gable roof and a post-and-lintel frame. The main structure is supported by six pillars with diameters of 0.3–0.4 meters and heights of 10 meters, along with four additional wooden beams each with a diameter of 0.3 meter. The eaves are adorned with brackets. The rear hall and other parts include features such as… (descriptions continue) dating back to the … period. It is one of the relatively intact Qing Dynasty religious buildings that retains notable characteristics in terms of architectural layout and spatial composition, possessing high cultural and historical value.

　　Source: Hubei Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau