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Fengchu Temple

Fengchu Temple

Fengchu nunnery is located on Jinluan Mountain in the southeast of Nanping Mountain. It was built in the early years of the Western Jin Dynasty and rebuilt in the 26th year of Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty (AD 1846). It was originally a nine-fold hall, but now there is only one, covering an area of 300 square meters. The main hall is dedicated to the statue of Mr. Feng Chu. There is a couplet on both sides of the shrine: "There are many creations, so how can dragons and phoenixes return to one room? If Mr. Wang does not die, the country may not have three points." He expressed resentment at the creator's taboo and expressed deep regret for Pang Tong's early death.
There is a thousand-year-old ginkgo tree outside the Fengchu nunnery. Its branches and leaves are like a huge umbrella cover, covering the Fengchu nunnery in the shade. In front of Fengchun, this thousand-year-old ginkgo biloba is said to have been planted by Pang Tong himself. It is hermaphrodite, embracing each other, and the roots of the trees are tied together.

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