First stop in Fanshi, the hidden gem of Sansheng Temple

There are two difficulties in exploring the treasures of Fanshi: one is that it is difficult to enter the temple gate; the other is that the road is difficult to walk. The road is difficult to walk, so you can try more; the temple is difficult to enter, so you must be emotionally intelligent, intelligent, and patient. The first time I traveled with a friend, it was surprisingly smooth, and the first stop in Fanshi was the king bomb - Sansheng Temple. 📸Highlights of Sansheng Temple: Yuan and Ming statues (the most vivid is the King of Duowen, the pagoda in his hand is no longer there, his face is finely depicted, and his beard is distinct); Wooden structures from the Jin to Qing dynasties (the rear hall of the Sansheng Hall is a Jin structure, and the Dizang Hall is a Ming structure); Ming and Qing murals (the images of the four great Ming kings in the rear hall are average, not masterpieces, but well preserved); Dragon king pillar head (unique to Yanbei, or a symbol of praying for rain); Dolls (dolls attached to the Dizang Hall, a primitive symbol of seeking children); The four heavenly kings and the Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva are in the same hall (a rare combination)… Tickets🎫: incense fee, the official is gradually opening, the specific situation is unknown Transportation🚘: self-driving/car rental is the only option Nearby🌈: Princess Temple, Yanshan Temple (Fanshi Three National Treasures)