The first largest temple in Putuo Mountain, the Buddhist Kingdom of Heaven and Earth - Puji Temple.

Puji Temple, also known as Qian Temple, is located at the southern foot of Lingjiu Peak in Putuo Mountain. It was built in the Later Liang period, facing south to the north, and is the dojo of Guanyin Bodhisattva. It is the first largest temple in Putuo Mountain and is known as the "Buddhist Kingdom of Heaven and Earth" and "the first quiet place in the world". All major Buddhist events and receptions on the mountain are held here. It is the oldest temple in Putuo Mountain and the first largest temple in Putuo Mountain. It is called the Three Temples of Putuo together with Fayu Temple and Huiji Temple, which together constitute the main structure of the Guanyin Dojo in Putuo Mountain. The Haiyin Pool in front of Puji Temple is a lotus pond of about 15 acres built in the Ming Dynasty, also known as the Release Pond. There are three bridges on this lotus pond, one of which is the middle bridge. The bridge is wide, the north leads to the main gate of Puji Temple, and the south is connected to the Imperial Stele Pavilion. There is also a lake pavilion in the center of the bridge, also called the Octagonal Pavilion, facing the gate of Puji Temple. The surroundings are surrounded by pink walls and jade liquid.