Photos of Beida Mosque

Located on Jiefang Road, Xinhua District, Cangzhou City, it has a long historical tradition and profound cultural heritage. Beida Temple was built in the last year of Jianwen in the Ming Dynasty, that is, in 1402 AD. It has a history of 611 years. It is one of the largest temples in North China and is now a cultural relics protection unit in Hebei Province. The temple is a typical Chinese classical architecture, including the worship hall on the west side, the bathing room and the moon-watching building on the south side, the opposite hall on the east side and the lecture hall on the north side. The main hall is solemn and grand, consisting of three halls, the front, the middle and the back, and an ancient shed. Each floor of the hall is a top, and there are "five ridges and six beasts" on the top of the hall, which are finely carved and lifelike. There are three pavilions in the back kiln, which are high in the middle and low on both sides. The inner frame of the entire hall is a wooden structure, which completely preserves the original appearance of the Ming Dynasty. There are 81 pillars, commonly known as 9981 rooms, which can accommodate more than 1,000 people to worship at the same time. a nail.