Fusheng Temple in Xinjiang, Yuncheng, 2024.

Fusheng Temple is located in Guangcun, northwest of Xinjiang County, Yuncheng. It was built in the Tang Dynasty, and the existing buildings are from the Yuan and Ming Dynasties. It is a national protected site and free to visit. The most interesting part of Fusheng Temple is the sculptures in the Amitabha Hall. The front is the Three Saints of the West (Figure 9), a Yuan Dynasty statue. The Four Heavenly Kings and Eighteen Arhats (Figures 10 and 11) on both sides are from the Ming Dynasty. The most exquisite are the Guanyin of the South Sea, Ming Kings, and children on the back (Figures 1, 12–16), all from the Yuan Dynasty. Especially Guanyin, which can be compared with the seated Guanyin in Longxing Temple in Zhengding. The first floor of the rear hall (Figure 17) is the Three Buddha Cave, which also has Ming Dynasty Buddha sculptures, but unfortunately, it is not open due to maintenance.