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Brief introduction of scenic spots in Bi Xia Temple:

Located in Daiding, it is the temple of Bi Xia Yuan Jun, the goddess of Mount Tai, which was built in the second year of the Song Dynasty (AD 1009). The whole building is magnificent and neat, resplendent and magnificent, overlooking, surrounded by white clouds, resplendent and magnificent, like a palace in the air. The temple is divided into two houses by the gate. The main hall of the inner court is dedicated to the bronze statue of Bi Xia Yuan Jun, and the east and west halls are covered with copper tiles and iron tiles. It is a masterpiece of a group of alpine buildings.

Its main buildings are the main hall, the attached hall, the mountain gate, the imperial pen pavilion, the bell and drum tower, and the Shenmen Gate. The whole building is magnificent and neat, with novel and unique design, staggered height and imposing momentum. From a distance, the white clouds are full of color, just like a palace in the sky.

Outside Nanshenmen is the treasury, commonly known as the fire pond, which is dedicated to pilgrims burning paper incense. There is a wall in the fire pool, and great works will be read instead. There is a song and dance building on the door, and there are East Shenmen Gate and West Shenmen Gate in the door, and the road runs through it. In the middle of the courtyard, there is a bell tower in the east, a drum tower in the west, a heavy platform in the north, a south gate built on the heavy platform, and corridors in front and back. There are platforms on the east and west mountain walls under the porch for bronze statues of patron saints such as Qinglong, Bailong, Suzaku and Xuanwu.

The main hall is made of copper and covered with tiles and eaves bells. Under the eaves, there is a plaque praising the Eastern Emperor with the imperial ceremony of Qianlong. There is a shrine in the hall dedicated to the bronze statue of Liu Jin, Yuan Jun of Taishan Mountain, and a bronze statue of Er Shen on each side.

There is something in the courtyard with a hall. The East Hall is dedicated to the God of Vision, and the West Hall is dedicated to the God of Life, also known as the grandmother of vision and the goddess of life, all of which are bronze statues.

There is a fragrant pavilion in the center of the courtyard with bronze monuments on both sides. In the East, it is the Immortal Golden Queming of Mount Tai during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty; To the west is the Inscription on Building Mount Taishan Lingyou Palace during the Apocalypse. In front of the pavilion, there is a bronze tripod cast in Jiajing and Wanli periods of Ming Dynasty and a longevity building. In the southeast and southwest of the courtyard is the Imperial Monument Pavilion, which contains the poems of Qianlong Deng Dai.

To the east of the shrine is a Taoist temple, which was set up in Dongfu in the Ming Dynasty, and the chief inspector of incense tax was stationed here. In the Qing dynasty, it was changed to a pavilion. There are more than 50 Taoists and Taoists in Bi Xia Temple.

To the south of the courtyard is Baoling, with a lion-shaped boulder on it, commonly known as Lion Peak.