Fulu Temple

On Fulu Mountain, about five miles southwest of Longtian Town. In the Northern Song Dynasty, there was a temple in Fulu Mountain, which rose and fell several times later. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, there were still old monasteries on the mountain, and the Fulu Temple that remains today was founded by the scholar Ye Xianggao in the 42nd year of the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty (1614). Fulu Temple has been in decline since the end of the Qing Dynasty. In the early years of the Republic of China, due to the melee of warlords, the protection of scenic spots and historical sites was not effective, and remote scenes were gradually destroyed, and temples were often stolen. Under the sponsorship of believers in Longtian Town and Jincun, Shisheng raised the chance to rebuild the temple, and erected a monument to recognize the donors, and the monument still exists. During the "Cultural Revolution", the doors and windows, rafters, columns, bricks and tiles of Buddhist temples were stolen, and bronze Buddhas, steel immortals, and bronze bells were smashed and sold. All remaining trees were cut down. The current Fulu Temple was rebuilt in 2004, basically according to the appearance at that time.