Fulong Temple in Shaping Village, Zhongshan, Guangxi.

Fulong Temple is located to the south of Shaping Village, facing north. It is built in the southern architectural style, with the main hall and patio in the center and side rooms on both sides. It was first built in the 20th year of the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty (1755) and was renovated many times during the Qianlong, Guangxu, and Republic of China periods. Fulong Temple covers an area of 393 square meters and is square in shape. It is a brick and wood structure with green bricks and tiles and a hard mountain top. The main building is three rooms wide and three rooms deep, consisting of the main hall, patio, gate tower, etc. The main hall is a stacked beam structure, and the main building has well-preserved side rooms on both sides. The dragon-shaped stone pillars and dragon-shaped and unicorn murals in the hall have been preserved for hundreds of years and have high artistic value. Fulong Temple is also the traditional ethnic culture museum and ethnic culture inheritance off-campus training base of Shaping Village. It is not only a place of religious belief in the village, but also an important place to show the inheritance of ethnic culture. It is a key cultural relic unit in Zhongshan County.