Where is Laihe Temple in China?

Qin 'an Laiwo Temple is located in Xingquan Village, Zhengchuan Township, Qin 'an County. In addition to Laiwo Temple, there is also the Goddess Palace. Legend has it that it was built in the Song and Yuan Dynasties. Although it was destroyed after the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it was repeatedly destroyed and built, and its scale remained unchanged. During the Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty, Sun Hai, a famous calligrapher in Longshang, inscribed "Waxiang Goddess Palace", which was the palace of Nuwa. Now there are no existing buildings in the temple, only woodcut plaques inscribed by Lu Daoyong, An, and other county residents. After 1980, local people raised funds to build buildings, towers, bell towers, drum towers and stage. Famous scholars, calligraphers, Qian, Xu Xing, James Li, Zhang and others wrote inscriptions for it. The newly-built Laihe Temple is antique and magnificent. It is the most spectacular antique brick-wood structure in Longcheng, covering an area of 1.60 square meters. Nuwa Temple is carved with beams and painted buildings, with cornices and animal ridges. The four sides of the roof are connected with the main beam. The word "Shou" in the center of the main beam is shining with silver light, and the cornices on both sides and other four sides are inclined, decorated with lifelike sculptures such as elephants, lions and unicorns, which is more spectacular. The six open columns on the front of the main hall are connected by a beam. The middle beam is carved with two vivid patterns of dragon playing beads, and the beams on the two planes are decorated with flowers. There is a lifelike statue of Nu Wa in the center of the main hall, and the scenes of Nu Wa's "refining stones to make up the sky" and "kneading earth to make people" are vivid. On the eaves of the main hall, there are inscriptions written by famous calligraphers, such as "Tile Palace", "Refining Stone to Fill Heaven" and "Creating the World". In the east of the temple yard, a Niangniang Temple was rebuilt, which is connected with the northeast of Laiwo Temple. In order to rebuild the temple, a new stone tablet was erected in front of the temple. At the entrance of the temple, there is also a stone tablet of "Wadi's hometown". Because there are many footprints of Nu Wa in Qin 'an County, it has the reputation of "Xili Huanxiang". In recent years, Nu Wa's public sacrifice activities are held every year in Qin 'an County, which enhances Qin 'an's popularity and promotes economic development.

Laiwo Temple in Shaanxi Province Laiwo Temple is located in Qili Village, Nuwa Mountain Township, Ankang City. According to local people, Laihe Temple in the early days of liberation was very huge and spectacular. It is called the first temple in Pingli, with four gates, 100 rooms and a three-story hall, so it is also called "Santai Temple". There are more than twenty or thirty monks and some laymen living in the temple. However, after many disasters, such as war, land reform and cultural revolution, there is only one main hall and "Xinping Gate". With regard to the well-preserved spectacular scene of Loi Wo Temple, the author interviewed Wang Daofang, an 85-year-old old man in Hejiagou Village, Zhang, a 74-year-old retired teacher in Hejiagou Village, and He Zhongshan, the only temple keeper in Laiwo Temple, 46. They all told the stories of Laihe Temple in their memories. According to legend, Nu Wa used Nanshan five-color stone in Jinzhou (now Ankang) to repair the sky and save the people in from the mire. Since then, the people have been in good health and the weather has been good. Nu Wa built a land temple here to teach Nanshan people to plant mulberry and raise silkworms, take silk and spin silk for the benefit of the people. In order to offer sacrifices to the saints and virtues of Nuwa, the local people changed the Land Temple into Laihe Temple and burned incense to worship. In order to celebrate Nu Wa's contribution to "mending the sky", Ling Bao Temple was built in Nu Wa Mountain in Xia Dynasty, which was later changed to Huangzhong Temple and Laiwo Temple, and the incense was flourishing. "People who visit the temple will come in droves, and people who pay tribute will not come in droves." "The History of Taoism" says: "Nu Wa was first ruled by Huang Zhong, and then flourished under Lishan. Huang Zhong is Nuwa Mountain, which has a rooftop and is now built in Laihe Temple. " Since the Tang and Song Dynasties, Laihe Temple has been renovated and expanded, especially after the renovation in the first year of Qing Qianlong. It has four halls and 100 rooms. It was the largest temple in Pingli at that time, and it was called "a place of interest".

Macau: Laihe Temple is located at the junction of Caodui Street and Dasanba Street. Temple buildings are similar to ordinary houses. The main entrance of the temple used to face the big 38 street. The vacant land in front of the temple is the former site of the temple, and there is no haystack street. The back of the temple is connected with the cloth shop and paved to Caodui Street. 19 14 winter, a fire broke out in Patian, which spread to Laiwo Temple and burned down the main hall, leaving only part of the main hall. After cleaning up the disaster site, the authorities are not allowed to rebuild temples and open streets. Laihe Temple is only half of it. After renovation, it was built next to it and added to Lv Zu, which was named "Lingyan Temple". & lt/p & gt；