Chongfu Temple in Shanxi is definitely worth a visit

It is said that Chongfu Temple was built in the second year of Tang Gaozong's Linfen De (665 AD), supervised by the Duke of E State, Yuchi Jingde. However, Yuchi Jingde died in the third year of Xianqing (658 AD), which is probably an over-favoritism towards Yuchi Jingde. If you don't remember him, you must have an impression when it comes to the door god. The Amitabha Hall and Guanyin Hall in the temple are relics of the Jin Dynasty, and the rest were repaired after the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The most famous "Five Uniques of the Jin Dynasty" in Chongfu Temple are all in the Amitabha Hall. Window flowers. Each door of the Amitabha Hall has carved windows, which are made by using lattices to form patterns as skeletons and carving patterns on them. There are 15 types of patterns such as coin pattern, snowflake pattern, rhombus pattern, lotus pattern, pepper eye, etc., which have remained unchanged for more than 800 years. No. 1 Huan Shan Road, Hui Shan District Time: 8:00-17:00 Tickets: Free Parking: Free at the south of the temple gate Transportation: Take bus 607 or 25 to Wu Culture Park Bus Station - walk more than 900 meters, or take bus 652 to Yanxin Road (Gaoshan West Road) (Bus Station) - walk more than 100 meters.