Zhengjue Temple

Zhengjue Temple, also known as Zhengguo Temple, was built in the third year of Wude in Tang Dynasty (AD 620), 288 years earlier than Yongquan Temple in Gushan, Fuzhou. "First there was Jiangle Zhengjue Temple, and then there was Gushan Yongquan Temple". Chengjue Temple is shaped like a "Lotus of Guanyin Seat", and is divided into three halls: upper, middle and lower halls, all of which are carved beam buildings, fasting hall, monk's room, abbot's room, reading room, passenger bedroom, release pool, Taiping Mountain gate tower and so on. Behind the mountain are the tombs of Zheng Boying and Zheng Boying.