Xingfan Temple in Qixian County|The main hall of the Song Dynasty blown by a strong wind.

|The main hall of the Song Dynasty blown by a strong wind. Xingfan Temple in Qixian County | The main hall of the Song Dynasty blown by a strong wind 👍Most recommended: [Star][Star][Star][Star] 🌟Highlights: Xingfan Temple has only one main hall in the entire temple, facing south and facing south, with a single eaves resting on the top of the mountain. It is five rooms wide and six rafters deep. The beam frame is made of four rafters and four columns are used to connect the front and rear eaves. The brackets are made of four pavilions. The main ridge is decorated with glazed kissing beasts. On the ridge, there are immortals riding phoenixes and five ridged beasts squatting on the back. Under the Mingjian ridge of the main hall of Xingfan Temple, there are two co-written inscriptions: It was built in the third year of Tiansheng in the Song Dynasty/The Dongguan was built in the 26th year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty. In Qi County, it is said that the "big temple" in Dongguan Village was "blown by a gust of wind" from Xiguan Village. Checking the Kangxi edition of "Qi County Chronicles: Temple Views", it is indeed recorded that "Xingfan Temple was built in Xiguan Village, 20 miles east of the county, in the third year of Tiansheng of the Song Dynasty (1025)."