West Pagoda Temple and Coffee Market.

During the Ming Dynasty, Shenyang was called Shenyang Zhongwei City. It was actually a city with a low level, a military garrison type, and a defensive type. There are towers in all four directions, southeast, northwest, and northwest. Not only are there four towers, but there are also four Buddhist temples under the tower. The West Tower is Yanshou Temple, Tibetan Buddhism, representing the cooperation between the Manchu and Mongolian ethnic groups. The square inner city and the round outer city. Then outside the outer city, four such towers were set up in four directions, and the layout was called the Mandala layout. The sun at noon is still very strong, a ginkgo tree leaves have turned yellow, and the sun is shining brightly. At this point, there are not many pilgrims, circling around the pagoda, and the coffee shop at the entrance is floating with the aroma of beans. Temple coffee has become fashionable for a while, and the changes of the times are so strange!