Qishan Wanfo Temple.

Wanfo Temple, originally known as Qishan Shisong Temple, was built in the third year of Dazhong Xiangfu of the Song Dynasty (1010 AD) and was originally named Lingfeng Temple. In the tenth year of Shaoxing (1140 AD), the monk Tianshi planted a dragon claw pine next to the temple, and it was renamed Shisong Temple. After two constructions during the Ming Chenghua and Wanli years, it was quite large and was once one of the Buddhist holy places in Fuzhou. In 1999, the government approved the reconstruction of Shisong Temple and renamed it Qishan Wanfo Temple. The temple houses 10,000 white porcelain Buddhas, and the temple is named "Qishan Wanfo Temple". Its series of antique buildings such as the inner and outer mountain gates, the Heavenly King Hall, the Bell and Drum Tower, the Daxiong Hall, the Xuejie Hall, the Zhai Hall, the Nianfo Hall, the Prajna Hall, and the 100-acre natural release pond built along the mountain, etc., are scattered and elegant. Quiet. Famous mountains and ancient temples reflect each other, the sound of bells and the wind overlap, the fragrance of flowers and the fragrance of Buddha converge, and nature and humanities are combined. Since ancient times, Fuzhou's famous temples have said "West Flag and East Drum, Flag and Drum are equal".