Guangsheng Temple.

Shanxi has so many ancient buildings that I am amazed every day. Guangsheng Temple is another place that amazed me. The temple is not small and consists of the upper temple, the lower temple, and the water temple. My personal favorite is the water temple. First, I think the couplet on the archway about the allusion of the three-seven water division between Hongtong and Zhaocheng is very clever. "Divide three and seven, divide the iron pillar, the water is clear and the water is beautiful, the water becomes a silver wave", the words one, three, and five hide the "water division" three times, which is really clever! What I like most is the Yuan Dynasty murals in the water temple, which are well preserved and lifelike. This is also a rare mural that is not a Buddhist theme. It presents a lot of life scenes, including the picture of the Yuan Dynasty drama troupe, which can be said to be a national orphan. In addition, the Feihong Pagoda, Yongzheng plaque, etc. are all treasures of the temple, which are worth seeing