History of Quehui Temple in Feidong

The history of Zhuo Le Temple in Feidong is as follows: According to legend, during the Red Wu Period in the Three Kingdoms, Soochow built the Zhuo Le Temple at the southern end of this street. During the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, Chen Boer Yucheng, an Englishman, led his troops to live in this temple, which was later destroyed by soldiers. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, monk Xia Zhen raised money and asked Li Hongzhang to give alms to rebuild the temple. During the Tongzhi period, Li Hezhang (the third brother of Li Hongzhang) returned to his hometown to pay homage to Zhuoleji Temple, and added a couplet to Guan Gong's statue: Confucius and Guan Fuzi were two masters, and Shengdeweiling was passed down from generation to generation. Write spring and autumn, look at spring and autumn, a spring and autumn, the temple incense for thousands of years. The title is unfinished, and the meaning is still unfinished. I believe in the first couplet of calligraphy: the name of the temple is Changle, and the name of the collection is Changle, and the bell of Changle is quiet outside. Qiaole Temple was destroyed in 1967. According to relevant public information, Zhuoleji Temple is located 50 meters west of Changle Road, Feidong County, Hefei City, Anhui Province.