Zhenhai Palace, Huafeng Village, Shenhu Town, Jinjiang City

Here's an introduction to Huafeng Village's Zhenhai Palace in Jinjiang City: History - Zhenhai Palace was first built in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties. Its predecessor was called "Shuwanggong Palace," which is related to the discovery of an ancient underwater forest nearby. - In 1847 (the 27th year of the Daoguang Emperor's reign), the elders of Shijiaoliao initiated the reconstruction of a new palace and renamed it Zhenhai Palace. - In the first month of 1994, the expansion project began, and after two years, it reached its current scale. Architectural Layout and Scale - Zhenhai Palace is located in Huafeng Village, Shenhu Town. It is divided into areas for enshrined deities, temple fair activities, office reception, and leisure and fitness facilities. It features a five-bay, three-entrance, and double-wing layout, mainly consisting of a front hall, main hall, side rooms, wing rooms, and a rear hall. It is complemented by a boat deity hall, a welcoming building, a mountain gate, two opera stages (east and west), two pavilions (left and right), and a square. - The total area of the temple buildings is 3,530 square meters, with the main hall covering 1,740 square meters. The total area of the temple grounds is over 70 mu, making it one of the largest temples in Jinjiang.