Longquan Temple is located on Panlong Mountain in the north of Shijingshan District. It was built before the world-famous fahai temple. Because there is Longquan on the west side of the temple, the spring water flows down from the stone wall, which is named after it is not dry in winter and not overflowing in summer. Entering Longquan Temple, the newly renovated temple looks simple and heavy against the backdrop of pine and cypress in the courtyard. There is a broad platform in front of the main hall of Longquan Temple. Ginkgo biloba and cypress trees are planted in the courtyard, and the remaining stone tablets are dotted among them, and the inscriptions are faintly visible. There is a set of ancient chimes in the main hall, and the video of Feng Mantian, a master of Chinese soft arts, is played on the electronic screen, followed by an impromptu performance here. Xipeidian is the quintessence exhibition hall, which displays the costumes and costumes of Peking Opera from Mei, Shang, Cheng and Xun schools, and there will be other activities afterwards. At present, a giant oil painting "Chinese Peking Opera" with a length of 10 meter and a height of 2.2 meters created by the painter wanglili is on display in the East Pavilion, and there will also be exhibitions of Chinese studies such as calligraphy and seal cutting.