Which is the largest temple in Jiashan?

The largest temple in Jiashan is Changshou Temple.

Changshou Temple, located in Jiashan County, Zhejiang Province, was built by Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, with a history of more than 600 years. In 2007, Changshou Temple was selected as "Heianji" by Jiashan County Ethnic and Religious Affairs Bureau and Jiaxing Ethnic and Religious Affairs Bureau. People come to the temple regularly to worship Buddha as a sign of respect. Whenever you step into a temple, you will feel the beauty of the surrounding environment and attract many people.

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Changshou Temple has two towers in the east and two towers in the back. From south to north, it is the King Temple, with two Buddha statues, Tommy and Wei Tuo. There are sculptures in the main hall of Houdai: there are Guanyin Buddha statues in Wannian Hall in front, three Buddha statues of Sakyamuni, Manjusri and Pu Xian in the back, three Buddha statues of three officials in the west, Guanyin Buddha statues of thousands of hands in the east, and three Buddha statues of Gong, Zhou Cang and Guan Ping in the northeast corner.

There are two courtyards in the west, namely, the judge's hall and the police hall from south to north. One judge of merit, one judge of lawlessness, four policemen and one judge of black and white impermanence. The main hall of Zhu Fu, the back hall, is carved with the statues of Master Puji Hou Yu, the Empress of Heroes and Heroes, the Empress of Zhenhai, and the shirtless uncle and General Liu Meng.