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Fujian Fuqing Gaoshan Chongen Temple is located at the bottom of Longshang Village, Gaoshan Town, Fuqing City. Historically known as xiangdeng temple. It used to be an ancient temple of Song Shaosheng (1094- 1098), and the date of its construction is unknown. During the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty (1796— 1820), a temple was built next to it, dedicated to Emperor Wenchang. In the seventh year of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty (1857), another Hall of Great Heroes was built. After several vicissitudes and changes, it has not been repaired for a long time and is almost destroyed. At the beginning of 2009, Mr. Cao, President of Fuyao Group, donated money to rebuild the temple. In June 2009, ground was broken at 5438+00, and it was fully completed in September 20 12, which lasted for three years. The rebuilt temple is resplendent and magnificent, just like a royal temple, renamed Chongen Temple. Fuqing Gaoshan Chongen Temple is located in Longgao Peninsula, Fuqing City, surrounded by the sea on three sides, with a pleasant climate and beautiful environment, covering an area of 150 mu and a construction area of 25,500 square meters. The whole temple complex is symmetrically arranged according to the central axis, with the mountain gate in the center of the south, followed by the Heavenly King Hall, Mahayana Hall and Guanyin Hall, with the bell tower and drum tower on both sides, and the Buddhist Sutra Pavilion and Dharma Hall behind Guanyin Hall, which are divided into the left and right chambers and the prison chamber, supplemented by the monk's house, the Zhai Hall and the monk's building. There are cloisters around the main hall. It has distinct levels, prominent subject, different scales, patchwork and solemnity. All temples in Fuqing Gaoshan Chongen Temple are built on the top of the mountain, with single-eave, double-eave and three-eave roofs, which are based on hole piles, with wooden structures on the upper part and reinforced concrete frames on the lower part. The outer wall of Chongen Temple in Fuqing Mountain is made of bluestone relief and fair-faced bricks, the roof is made of porcelain tiles, the main hall is paved with red tiles, and the inter-hall venue is paved with granite slabs. Liang Dong carved Buddhist allusions, flowers, insects and fish, decorated them with colors, covered them with red gold, and traveled around the cloisters of temples.