Tushan Guandi Temple in Tushan Town

The Tushan Guandi Temple in Pizhou was built in Tianshun period of Ming Dynasty (1460), and it has been about 530 years. At that time, it was the second largest Guandi Temple in China, known as "Confucius in Wen Sheng in the north and Emperor in the south". Although there are man-made disasters caused by the war, the main building of Guandi Temple has been preserved as the campus of Tushan Central Primary School from before liberation to the end of last century. Today, the surviving Guandi Temple still has more than 50 large and small houses. In the second half of 2004, Xuzhou Construction Bureau and Xuzhou Cultural Bureau agreed that Tu Shan Guandi Temple is the second largest ancient architectural complex in Xuzhou after Hubushan, and also the largest ancient architectural complex in Xuzhou County.

Experts believe that, on the whole, Tushan Guandi Temple still has high historical and cultural value. First of all, it has the most important feature of architectural cultural relics-the original site. Guandi Temple has gone through four dynasties and remained unchanged for more than 500 years since its completion. The significance of the original site of Guandi Temple is more profound than that of ordinary buildings. Because Guan Gong was trapped here, he achieved the reputation of loyalty and righteousness. The Guandi Temple here is of great significance. Secondly, it has the originality of ancient cultural relics.

There are more than 60 architectural sites of Guandi Temple in Tushan, among which the architectural site entering the courtyard is the homestead of Laolongxing Tea Shop in the early Republic of China. There are existing buildings in Ming, Qing and Republic of China, among which the painted beam frame of the chanting hall is an original work in the light years of Qing Dynasty, which is very precious. There are three stone tablets in the temple, namely, the tablet of "Dedication and Forever Prohibition" in the third year of Daoguang (1823), the tablet of "Love for All", and the tablet of 19 14 of "General Shang Gongji".