Puduzhen Palace

Visiting historical monuments has always been our hobby. Pudu Zhengong, with a history of more than 100 years, heard that it is a temple of virtue and good deeds. It is also a relatively large temple in Beihai that integrates Buddha, Tao and Confucianism. Unfortunately, the door was closed when it arrived at 3:33 pm on January 15, and the residents next to it said that they were under maintenance. Unfortunately, I didn't get into the gate, so I had to look at the periphery and leave.

Pudu Zhengong is a monastery located next to Chating Road in Beihai City. He is one of the larger temples left by the Qing Dynasty in Beihai City, also known as Pushan Hall. A new set of antique gardens under the elegant fruit forest in the park, including a pool, a four-sided pavilion, spit water, lamps, bridges, tea houses, stone tables and chairs, lawns, etc., although small, it is also quite interesting. A screen was also newly built opposite the Dimu Temple, and several old monuments were set in the palace.

At No. 8 Chating Road, Beihai City, it happened to be rebuilt when I went there, and I didn't buy tickets. I went in and visited it and didn't enter the main hall. This temple belongs to the Buddha, Tao, and Confucian Three-Education Temple. It is relatively rare and worth visiting.

There are the Golden Mother Temple, the Dimu Temple and the Three Jin Temple, which is an ancient temple with Buddha, Tao, and Confucianism in one.

Pudu Zhengong is located on Chating Road, also known as Pushantang, in the urban area. It was built in Qingguangxu 24 years (1898). At that time, Wu Jinquan, a Daoshi from Qianyuandong, Luofu Mountain, and Liang Qizhen, Huang Rizhang, Chen Jueyu, and others launched the Beihai Charity World to raise funds from Hong Kong and Macao compatriots. Pudu Zhengong sits south to north, brick and wood structure, covering an area of 6400 square meters.