Qingfengsi

Qingfeng Temple has the reputation of "the first temple in southern Liaoning" in history. Qingfeng Temple has a total of 22 rooms, including the mountain gate, the main hall, the rear hall, the side hall, and the monk's room. The wall of the mountain gate is embedded with a stone tablet erected in the seventh year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty. The main hall still retains the Xieshan style of the Ming Dynasty, which is a typical representative of the existing Ming Dynasty palace buildings in the province. There is a white pine behind the main hall, which is rare in China. After refurbishment, it remains basically intact and is one of the key ancient buildings in our city. The building area is 3418 square meters, with 34 original halls, three-storey hall, mountain gate, main hall, side hall, monk's room, bell and drum tower, tablet and pagoda. Among them, the main hall still preserves the Xieshan-style architectural structure of the Ming Dynasty, and was listed as a provincial cultural relics protection unit in 1988.