What is Qingzhou Temple?

Longxing temple, Qingzhou and longxing temple were founded in the Northern Wei Dynasty. As the central temple in Shandong province, it has an important position in the whole country. It has survived for more than 800 years and was destroyed by war. From 1996 to 10, more than 600 stone carvings and Buddha statues were unearthed in longxing temple site. The excavation of these precious cultural relics caused a sensation at home and abroad, and was rated as one of the top ten archaeological discoveries by 1996, and then as one of the top 100 archaeological discoveries in the 20th century, which attracted wide attention at home and abroad.

Guangfu Temple, also known as Yanshi Dojo, Fu Sheng Temple and Guangfu Temple, was founded in the late Northern Wei Dynasty because it is located at the foot of the split mountain. This is an ancient Qingzhou temple worthy of attention. Many statues and buildings of the temple are recorded in the Records of the Stone in Qianlong Yidu and the Records of Yidu County in Guangxu, and several poems related to the temple can also be found in the literature of Ming and Qing Dynasties. Qingzhou Museum now has a collection of national first-class cultural relics-stone inscriptions on stupas in Sui Dynasty, stone statues of Maitreya in Tang Dynasty and bronze statues of Pilu in Ming Dynasty all from Guangfu Temple. These all reflect the prosperity of incense in temples from different angles.

The Hall of Supreme Harmony is located on Taihe Mountain in the southwest of Qingzhou City, Shandong Province, one of the ancient Kyushu in China. It was formed in the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, with a history of more than 900 years. The temple is located in Ling Ze Lake (also known as Renhe Reservoir), with beautiful scenery and pleasant scenery. Just as the car drove into the mountain, a brand-new temple came into view, and its building was hillside. Looking up at its potential, I saw a stone tower standing, surrounded by mountains on three sides, and towering cliffs and temples embedded in it, solemn and solemn.