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The Guandi Temple of Jiezhou, located in Jiezhou Village, Jiezhou Town, Yanhu District, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province, was built in the Yi Dynasty and has a history of more than 1400 years. After the Guandi Temple was burned by fire, it took 11 years and was rebuilt in Qing Kangxi 52 years (1713), and the main structure is the Qing Dynasty architecture. The lion of the Guandi Temple in Jiezhou is tall and powerful; the iron man is the image of Hu people, the high nose and deep eyes, and the outsider who raises the lion. It is a fine casting in the Ming Dynasty. It is not only of high value to the casting technology of the Ming Dynasty, but also provides important physical evidence for the study of ancient clothing and accessories.

The ancestral temple is OK as a whole. It is worth everyone to take a look. It is to commemorate Guan Yu. You can still go for a walk when you have time.

The Guandi Ancestral Temple in Xiezhou, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province, is a good place.

Guandi Temple in Guangong's hometown, one of the Yuncheng landmark scenic spots.

Yuncheng Guandi Temple is the largest Guandi Temple in Guangong's hometown, and the entire Guandi Temple is magnificent and the most worth visiting.