Guandi Temple is located on the north side of the eastern section of Shuangquzhou Road, Chaoyang City. The Qing Dynasty will be repaired by the Shanxi Society near the base of the Chaoyang East Tower. It is the only preserved ceremonial building in Chaoyang City. According to the document. Guandi Temple was the temple when it was in the Liao Dynasty. Called "Inspiration Temple." In the Yuan Dynasty, it was called "Datong Fa Temple." After the Ming Dynasty was abandoned. Rebuilt in the early Qing Dynasty as Guandi. Jiaqing, Tongzhi, Daoguang, and Guangnianhui have all been repaired or repaired. In the 22nd year of the Republic of China, the addition of the "Wu Cheng Yuanshi" was renamed Guanyue Temple, and later renamed Guandi Temple. Chaoyang was once the capital of the "three tower halls". The three towers are now located in the north and south towers. The east tower is no longer in existence, and the tower is in the east of the Guandi Temple. The "No Scales and Lights of the Great Dharma", which was unearthed from the East Tata Palace, is still preserved in the temple. The copper incense burner is now housed in the Guandi Temple in Chaoyang City. The cast quality is made of copper. It was built in the 11th year of Jiaqing and has a history of about 200 years. The height is 2.7 meters and weighs two kilograms. It is hosted by the abbot of the temple, and the craftsman Liu Dongmei casts it. It has the most weight, the beauty of the shape, the high casting art, the rare in the province, and the national first-class cultural relics. is now hidden in the Guandi Temple in Chaoyang City. During the Qianlong period, it was a tribute to the southwestern minority to the court. The abbot of the temple was released by the Emperor Qianlong. At that time, only two pairs were burned, and Beijing and Chaoyang were all right.