Qingjing Temple

Qingjing Temple is really clean, very close to Guanyue Temple, a few steps away, there is a good fortune on the opposite side of the middle road, the taste is very good, much stronger than Dongxing, the steak tastes, not like Dongxing fat bone three yuan ticket, skirt can not be opened fork big or short, shorts are not good

China's oldest mosque temple, not in the northwest, in Quanzhou, with the local Guanyue Temple is only 100 meters away. Qingjing Temple is located in Quanzhou's most lively Tumen Street, belonging to the world heritage site, the national key cultural relics protection unit. Tickets are 3 yuan, you can visit the chapel, the ancient halal monument, and the protection order issued by the emperor of Daming to Islamists. It is also a historical witness of ancient Quanzhou as a key town for cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries.

I went to Fujian for a business trip and came to Quanzhou. Quanzhou is a city with multiple sects of temples at the same time. I came to Qingjing Temple to visit. This is the oldest existing Islamic temple created by Arab Muslims in China. It was built in the second year of the Northern Song Dynasty. The building is modeled on the form of the Islamic Chapel in Damascus, Syria, and the main buildings retained are the gate building, the chapel, and the Mingshan Church.

Qingjing Temple, not a Buddhist temple, but an ancient Islamic mosque. It is located in Tumen Street, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province. It was built in the second year of the Northern Song Dynasty. It is the oldest existing mosque created in China by Arab Muslims who came to China for business. It is an important content of Quanzhou's list of World Heritage. The Qingjing Temple covers an area of more than 2,000 square meters, Islamic architectural style, geometric shape, arc-shaped doorway and window frame, and the architectural lines are very beautiful, showing Islamic architectural style. Under the sunset, high palm trees, fire-red gun battle flowers, all reflect the quieter and more beautiful temple...

The second Quanzhou monument to give all five stars a good review after Dakaiyuan Temple! It was built in 1009, and a large number of Arab merchants came to Quanzhou for trade in the historical background. You can feel the development of Quanzhou's maritime trade in the Northern Song Dynasty and the tolerance of various religious cultures! Take the children to visit, you can tell the children about Islamic culture and the historical origins of China while visiting. The harvest is too big, and the three-yuan ticket can be ignored.