Zhongde Gong

[Gulangyu Seed De Palace Image] Seed De Palace main supply to Baosheng Emperor (also known as the Gongdao, is a long-standing traditional folk belief in Fujian Province, medical god.), built during the Ming Yongle period, and rebuilt in Neicuoao during the Longqing period, is the Kaiji ancestral palace on Gulangyu Island. The palace is free of charge. The lottery** look at yourself. There is no one to guard the merit box and QR code. I donated merit, incense, and asked for a visa. The walls and buckets blackened by incense, including the almost flat rafts, can be seen to have no limit to the faithful's attachment to this well-organized temple.

Zede Palace, located near the Neicuoao Pier, at the western end of Gulangyu Island, we usually go to the island from the ferry terminal or Sanqiutian Pier. We need to cross the entire island and want to be far away. The belief in Zede Palace is the Daogong, that is, the Emperor Baosheng. The palace temple is very southern Anhui architectural style, the eaves are bent upwards, and the bright colored porcelain stickers add a few pieces of spirit to the temple. There are stone monuments in front of the temple, and there are rebuilt inscriptions in the temple to record the history of the temple.

Walking on Gulangyu Island, passing through the tunnel, and walking along the road signs here is a good place for local Aboriginal people to worship God and pray. It has a long history of more than 600 years and believes in the medical gods.

Xiamen Gulangyu Island, a religious-related attraction, you can see it when you pass by.

This small temple in Gulangyu is a common temple in southern Fujian. It is said that it began in the Ming Dynasty to worship the Baosheng Emperor. This temple also witnesses the development of Gulangyu Island and is closely related to people's wish for peace and security. Now the surrounding environment is good, and tourists are relatively few, you can go to see.

It takes about 10 to 15 minutes for the old American consulate to walk down the Inner Street following the signpost. This is a rare temple. It is said to be built during the Qing Dynasty, but it is not very special. It just went away after a quick tour.