Nanshan Ancient Temple in Tongyi Village, Xinfeng, Jiangxi Province.

Nanshan Ancient Temple was first built in the late Tang Dynasty and collapsed due to years of disrepair. During the Jiajing period, the temple was restored by eminent monks such as Hongzhi, Huiguang, and Puzhao. The temple faces south, with a brick and wood structure, a hanging mountain roof, eaves decoration, three bays, a horizontal house on each side, a width of 44.7 meters, a depth of 26 meters, a height of 6.5 meters, and a total area of 1,162.2 square meters. The stone door frame, the wooden plaque on the door reads "Nanshan Ancient Temple," and the couplet on both sides of the door reads "The mountain passes on the ancestor of Zen Buddhism, and the Buddha rides on the horse," and "The six paths of the Southern Tang Dynasty spread the Dharma and realized the Tathagata." The temple has one well and two halls, with wing rooms on both sides. The front hall is the Hall of Heavenly Kings, the middle of the back hall is the Mahavira Hall, the left is the Nine Emperor Hall, the right is the Guanyin Hall, and there is a patio on each side of the wing rooms. Nanshan Temple has a long history and is magnificent. It is rare in Xinfeng County and has certain reference value for the study of Buddhist history in the local area. It is a key cultural relic unit in Xinfeng County.