Brief introduction of Shenshan Temple

Because of Jiu Feng's observation, a temple was built here to explore the Pearl of Kowloon. The original Daxiong Hall, Guanyin Hall, Wangfa Hall and Tibetan Classics Hall are magnificent, patchwork, exquisitely carved, simple and solemn. After several times of burning and restoration, the existing progressive buildings entered the Ursa Major Hall and two wing rooms. There are Chai Wangjing and Dragon Stone Steps in the courtyard. The temple wall is embedded with temple monuments and inscriptions built in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the 9 th year of the Republic of China, the "Quanjiao County Records" contained: "Shenshan Temple is located in the west Shenshan of the county. It was built in the Tang Dynasty. Song Taizu broke the Chu River from the back hill and passed by this temple, so the white stone steps are all dragons. Today, there are still stone wells, which are seven feet deep. According to the legend of father and elders, the monks in the temple made this work into a liter of stone and a liter of money. "