Yong'an Temple

Yong'an Temple faces northwest. Its temple grounds are vast, with a building area of over 300 ping, and features a three-hall, five-gate, three-courtyard layout. The front hall's ridge is adorned with twin dragons bowing to immortals and divine generals riding green dragons. The two central eaves ridges feature colorful phoenixes spreading their wings, with lifelike figures, while the two side eaves ridges display vibrant green dragons leaping energetically. The ridge decorations are colorfully adorned with dragons and phoenixes. Single dragon columns with relief carvings stand on the imperial red courtyard, interspersed with human figures and birds. The column bases are octagonal, and the wall panels depict a lifelike formation of ten thousand immortals. The central hall is primarily dedicated to Mazu, the Heavenly Holy Mother, while the rear hall is dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva. The second floor enshrines various Buddhist and Taoist deities.