Huachengchan Temple

Zen Forest is one of the more distinctive historical cultures in Yichun. The epoch-making "Mazu's Taoist Temple" and "Hundred-zhang Establishment of Qing Regulations" in the history of Buddhism all took place in Yichun City. The predecessor of Yichun Huacheng Temple (“Huacheng Temple” for short) was the synthesis of two Buddhist temples: the upper rock is called Kaihuayuan, and the lower rock is called Huizhaoyuan. It has a history of more than 1,200 years. The Song Dynasty poet Zhao Shanjian wrote in a poem: "The monks live up and down, and the bells answer the morning and evening", so the Huacheng Temple is called "Huacheng Evening Bell", which is one of the "Eight Sceneries of Yichun" in the ancient Yuanzhou Prefecture.