Shenyang Tianhou Palace

Before, when I took bus 105, I always passed the Tianhou Palace. This time it happened to be a rainy day. Although the rain on the ground can reflect the feeling of reflection, in fact, there is a white car next to it that especially affects the beauty. Although it made me drop, I always feel that if there was no it, it would definitely work better. It came in early May and it was not open.

The historical Shenyang Tianhou Palace is large in scale and magnificent in architecture. Most of the buildings on the ground were damaged in the later period due to the war. The current Tianhou Palace is a newly built building in recent years. Although the scale is not as good as before, the building is more exquisite.

A temple in Shenyang history, known as the Tianhou Palace because of the worship of Mazu, was built by Fujian merchants in the early Qing Dynasty. The building was greatly damaged in the later period. The current Tianhou Palace is newly built in recent years, and the scenery is free to visit.

The Shenyang Tianhou Palace, which was once the northernmost Mazu Temple in China, was built by Fujian merchant Chen Yinglong in 1782 and burned down in 1905 by fire. In 2014, Fu Xincai, Jiang Jinzhi, Zheng Yaxing and others in Liaoning decided to organize the restoration and reconstruction of Shenyang Tianhou Palace. After years of unremitting efforts, Shenyang Tianhou Palace was rebuilt on September 23, 2017. It is said that the lottery of the Tianhou Palace is very practical.

The Shenyang Tianhou Palace, which was once the northernmost Mazu Temple in China, was built by Fujian merchant Chen Yinglong in 1782 and burned down in 1905 by fire. In 2014, Fu Xincai, Jiang Jinzhi, Zheng Yaxing and others unanimously decided to organize the restoration and reconstruction of Shenyang Tianhou Palace in Liaoning. After years of unremitting efforts, the Shenyang Tianhou Palace was completed on September 23, 2017.

Originally knew that the bus had a Tianhougong station, but I only thought that there was such a Tianhougong. I heard that the name was in the Qing Dynasty. I didn't care too much. I didn't expect it to be encountered by mistake. I suddenly had some fate, and I believed that fate was the word. Address: No. 6, Takeyi Street Environment: No one can pray for blessings. Quiet, clean and antique. The Tianhou Palace was originally built in Mazu culture by the Yi merchant who came to Shen for business in 1782, but there was little fire in 1905 and was rebuilt in September 2017. Now cultural relics protection units are engaged in some cultural research work.

Now there's no building, it's a place name,