Gong Sheng's birthday at Fengshan Temple in Nan 'an.

Fengshan Temple, formerly known as Guo Shan Temple, also known as Jiangjun Temple and Weizhen Temple, is located at the foot of Fengshan in the northwest corner of Shishan Town, Nan 'an City, Fujian Province. It was built in the early years of the Five Dynasties (936-947 AD) for Guo.

The scale of Fengshan Temple is 1.6 vertically and 1.4 horizontally. The temple hall is divided into three halls. The main (middle) hall is 65,438+0.8 feet high and has a compartment. Statues of kings and princesses are enshrined in the East Chamber, from which the old traces of Gu Teng incarnate sit, and the back of the Chamber is the inner bedroom. The west folder is dedicated to Sakyamuni and the golden body of Guanyin in the South China Sea. The front hall is 1.85 feet high, with the middle dedicated to the king, and beside it dedicated to Chongdehou, Xianyou Hou, Huang Taiwei and General Chen, making contributions to the king. The temple is surrounded by courtyards and walls. There are more than 30 rooms on the left and right, which are places where monks gather. The temple gate is 1.4 feet high. In the Ming Dynasty, Juren and Yongchun Yanting Canal inscribed the plaque "Seeing Fengshan wins". There is a huge stone in the door. The mountain is steep and Li Zhuo. It looks like a cloud and used to be compared to chicken buns. Outside the door, the court is lined with bricks, and the winding path is secluded.