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Built in the 8th century AD, the Nanshan Temple is one of the oldest and most important Buddhist temples in southeastern China.Originally known as the Baoqu Institute (報劬院), the temple was built during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang during his Kaiyuan era (開元) and completed in 736 CE.In 968 CE during the reign of Emperor Taizu of Song it was repaired by the provincial governor Chen Wen (陈文) and renamed Chongfu Temple (崇福寺). Later on during the Ming dynasty, its name changed once more to the current "Nanshan Temple".
Nanshan Temple is a Buddhist temple in the foothills of Mount Danxia (丹霞山) to the south of Zhangzhou City, Fujian Province, People's Republic of China. It is one of the most important Chinese Buddhism temples in China.
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漳州石牌坊
Zhangzhou ShiPaiFang 4 pavilions are carved with brilliant green rock, white granite rock, three doors, five floors, twelve columns, embedded with the name Lu Yue, Qiao Ming and carved flower plate, delicate carving, exquisite craftsmanship. In March 1994, the expert group of the State Cultural Heritage Administration considered the four Ming and Qing stone architects to be of high historical, artistic and scientific value.
中共福建临时省委旧址
It is a small courtyard with an area of 103 square meters. The site consists of a two-story brick-and-wood structure, the first floor of the main building is Zhangzhou Early Revolutionary History Exhibition Room, the second floor of the main building is the joint conference restoration exhibition room. Organization and development of the exhibition hall, divided into white area party organization, Soviet area party organization and three years of guerrilla war period party organization for display.
南山寺弥陀佛石造像
Nanshan Temple Mita Buddha statue, commonly known as Nanshan Temple Big Stone Buddha, in Xiangcheng District Nanshan Temple Jingye Hall (also known as Stone Buddha Pavilion), is a statue of Mita Buddha carved from natural stalagmites, 6 meters high. French collar, collar, cuffs and hem, are embossed flower pattern, clothes pleats simple and elegant. It is said to be a statue of the Tang Dynasty, and it is also said to be a stone sculpture of the Song Dynasty.
霞东书院
Xiaodong College was founded in 1706 as the official residence of General Lan Li. Cai Xin, a scholar of the University of Wenhua in the Qianlong Dynasty, lectured here and rebuilt in 1821. The building sits northwest to southeast and consists of a gatehouse, a main hall and a corridor on both sides of the "mouth" shape layout. The main temple is three bays wide and deep, hanging from the top of the mountain, swallowtail ridge, lifting beam through the bucket mixed frame. The first year of Qingdao Light, in 2003, was renovated again and is a provincial cultural protection unit in Fujian Province.
漳州市博物馆
Zhangzhou's main museum.
云洞岩风景区
The only scenic area in Zhangzhou's main urban area to be designated as a 4A-rated tourist attraction by China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism. The main feature is a rocky hill named Yundongyan (literally ‘Cloud Cave Rock'), which stands about 280 metres above sea level.