Mazu Tempel's Siyang Thought. . .

The sun is shining and the sky is blue. A few cherry blossoms are blooming brightly. In the refreshing breeze, my friends and I started heading for Mazu Tempel, Siyang.

Who would have expected, from the bustling market, into a lush place, my face felt moist and my eyes became clearer. I didn't need to ask for directions, just went to a moist and clear place. Finally, I was suddenly surprised. I stood in front of Mazu Tempel. Smoke fills the eyes and the bell is faint. Everything shows the splendor of a famous temple.

Mazu Tempel is surrounded by water on three sides like a jasper embedded in a canal, which has won the rhythm of heaven and earth with its ingenuity. Not to mention that the shops on both sides of the 100-meter-long lane are all Ming and Qing style buildings, and even the banners full of lanes are antique and full of charm. Walk along a straight tree-lined avenue, cross a garden with flowers and plants on a wide and flat bluestone pavement, and finally you see a cornice in front of you. You don't have to think about guessing that it is Tianhou Palace, so you just go up the steps. Looking around, it is magnificent, magnificent, as if it were in the famous ancient temple in China, with the same pattern, the same strictness and the same eternity.