Visit the ancient buildings in Yuhuangding Park in Yantai

The ancient buildings in Yuhuangding Park are usually charged an admission fee. When I went there at noon on Valentine's Day, perhaps the staff were taking a lunch break, so no one charged admission to the Temple of the God of Wealth. I took the opportunity to go in and take a look at the ancient buildings including the Temple of the God of Wealth. The Jade Emperor Temple is the core building of the ancient building complex in Yuhuangding Park, including the mountain gate, the Jade Emperor Hall, the east and west wings, the rear hall, the second floor of the bell and drum hall, and the stage. According to the inscriptions on the Ming Dynasty, the Jade Emperor Temple was built in the late Yuan Dynasty, more than 600 years ago. It was later rebuilt and expanded in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and it has become one of the relatively complete ancient temple complexes in the north. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was repaired and maintained many times. From 2000 to 2003, the stage, flagpole, stele corridor, etc. were restored to their original appearance on the old site. Figures 4 and 5 are the stage. To the south of Figure 4 you can see the Sanhe Pagoda on Tashan. Picture 10 is the Queen Mother Hall, and Picture 11 is the Land Temple at the northernmost end of the ancient building complex. Figures 12 and 13 are Xiao Penglai Pavilion and Lu Zu Temple. Picture 1 is the east gate of the park. The place where the wintersweet flowers bloom is Xiao Penglai near the east gate.