Where does Xinzhou Shousheng Temple belong?

Xinzhou Shousheng Temple is a cultural relic protection unit in Xinzhou City.

Shousheng Temple is located in Baishi Village, Douluo Town, Xinfu District. It faces south, 32 meters from east to west and 85 meters from north to south, covering an area of 2720 square meters. The date of the capital is unknown, and it was rebuilt and repaired in Ming and Qing Dynasties. The layout of the Second Hospital, with a stage on the central axis, the Heavenly King Hall and the Daxiong Hall arranged in turn, and the Ear Hall and the Attached Hall on both sides. The hall is three rooms wide and four rafters deep, with a single eaves hanging from the top of the mountain, a five-purlin back porch structure, a bucket with five steps on it, a flat body inclined at 45 degrees in the Ming Dynasty, and a bucket with three steps on it. The original decoration style no longer exists. The stage is a two-story pavilion hanging from the top of the mountain. Tianwang Temple is three rooms wide and four rafters deep, hanging from the top of the mountain. The Dragon King Hall and Guandi Hall are three rooms wide and four rafters deep, hanging from the top of the mountain. The East-West Annex Hall is five rooms wide and four rafters deep, hanging from the top of the mountain. Except Tianwang Temple, which was built in the Ming Dynasty, other temples were built in the Qing Dynasty. Another 50-square-meter mural in Guandi Hall depicts Guan Yu's life. 1985 April 10, the former Xinzhou Municipal People's Government (county-level city) was announced as a municipal cultural relics protection unit. Content excerpted from (Xinzhou Cultural Relics Collection)

Source of information: Xinzhou Cultural Relics Bureau

Baishi Village: Baishi Village is located in the southwest of Douluo Town, Xinfu District, Shanxi Province, about 4 kilometers away from National Highway 108, on the south bank of Muma River, with convenient transportation and rich products. Baishi Village has a population of 942,282 households, 350 laborers and 2,067.8 mu of cultivated land. The village is square, with convenient streets, simple folk customs and profound cultural heritage. It is said that the earliest surname in the village is mainly Bai Heshi, so it was named Baishi Village. At present, Zhao, Xing and Wang are the main surnames. According to the written records of the stone tablet in the ancient temple in the village, it has a history of at least 650 years.