In Quanzhou, I captured the same red walls as the Forbidden City!.

A piece of pure land with three sticks of incense A Kaiyuan Temple full of Quanzhou's history When you come to Quanzhou, you must visit Kaiyuan Temple. Kaiyuan Temple was built in the second year of Tang Chui Gong (686 AD) and has a history of more than 1300 years. The temple includes buildings such as the Hall of Heavenly Kings, the Worship Courtyard, the Mahavira Hall, and the East and West Pagodas, all of which contain rich historical stories. Quanzhou Kaiyuan Temple (No. 176, West Street, Licheng, Quanzhou City) Free admission Photo spots 1. Kaiyuan Temple Red Wall The red wall with benches is on the left side of Kaiyuan Temple. If you want fewer people in your photos, you can choose the red wall on the right side of the temple, which is also very photogenic! 2. Temple Corridor The long corridor has a very comfortable sense of extension, making it great for photos. 3. Yellow Wall of the Tourist Service Center Most of the buildings in Kaiyuan Temple are mainly red. These yellow walls are also beautiful and worth taking photos of. 4. East and West Twin Pagodas The twin pagodas are relatively tall. It is recommended to bring a wide-angle lens when taking photos and stand a bit farther away.