Where is Houfu in Changle?

Tantou Town, Changle City, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, West of Houfu Township. Chongsheng Temple in Houfu is located in the southwest of Cixi Natural Village, the administrative village of Houdong, with a large area of green fields in front, Xiaofudi Mountain in the back, towering blue mountains on the right, and thousands of households in Houfu Township offering incense to the temple on the left. From a distance, it looks like a glazed tile roof with red walls and blue tiles, resplendent and magnificent. Sightseeing nearby, the temple is magnificent, spacious and bright, with cornices upturned and resplendent. It is recorded in "Three Hills of Xi Chun" that Beichongxin Academy was located in Dahongli, which was founded in the second year of Tang Xiantong (86 1), while the villagers in Beixiang, Changle passed down the story of Jinwu Wangzu Temple from generation to generation, saying that Linzhi, the first person in Dahongli, practiced in Hongshan Chongsheng Temple in the Tang Dynasty (742-754). This man became a monk here, and he was called Zhai Gong. He did more good deeds, accumulated virtues and established good relations. At that time, Hongshan forest was dense, there were many poisonous snakes and beasts, and a tiger came in and out. One day, Linzhi went to the street to buy food for the temple and met a tiger on Hongshan Road. He saw that the tiger meant him no harm. I don't know how long it took, but Lin Zhi spent all his personal savings on it. Monks dare not ask for money from home or report to the abbot of the temple, so they have to take pork from the butcher shop to feed the tiger on credit every day, and they are in debt for a long time. Finally, because the butcher came to Hongshan Chongsheng Temple to collect debts, the abbot of the temple mistakenly thought that Linzhi did not obey the precepts, and the monks punished Linzhi with disorderly sticks and expelled him. I also went to the front of the mountain and found Linzhi dead, so I carried him to the Lotus Temple in the north of Hongshan. Later, the local Linzhi people and villagers remembered his usual kindness and built temples there for people to burn incense.