Zhilin Temple

[Fingerlin Temple] is located in the southwest corner of Jianshui County (Lin'an Town), Honghe Hani and Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan, and it is called Lin'an Temple. The temple was founded at the end of Song Dynasty. It is said that the original one hall, one square, one pagoda, two towers, but now only the temple and the archway of Zhilin Temple are left. The existing temple is a large wooden structure of the Yuan Dynasty, built in 1295; the temple also has two Ming Dynasty Buddhist paintings white painting murals, painted in the Ming Yongle years. One is a picture of Sakyamuni and the other is a picture of the Peacock Ming King Fahui. The main hall of Danyu in front of the "first mountain" of the Linsi archway, is rumored to be the wandering of the emperor of Jianwen to visit the pointed forest temple. On May 25, 2006, the pointed forest temple hall was approved by the State Council as an ancient building in Yuan-Qing, and was listed in the sixth batch of key cultural relics protection units nationwide.

Referring to the Linchan Temple, which was built in the Yuan Dynasty, it is a rare large wooden structure in China. The entire hall is carved beams and painted buildings, all wood, no nails, and a fin structure. At present, the hall is under maintenance and cannot be entered. You can only look outside.

When Jianshui City was not built, this temple already existed, and now only the main hall of Zhilin Temple and the archway of Zhilin Temple are left. The main hall also has two white paintings of Buddhist work pens in the Ming Dynasty, which are worth admiring.