Photos of Sanqing Palace, Yuanmiao Taoist Temple

It is built with double eaves and Xieshan. The original surface is five wide, and it is expanded to seven in Ming Dynasty and six deep. There are 20 wooden and stone connecting pillars in the hall, and the architectural style of Song Dynasty is still preserved. Together with Hualin Temple in Fuzhou and Baoguo Temple in Ningbo, it is known as the flower of ancient buildings in the south of the Yangtze River. Sanqing Hall includes Shanmen, Sanqing Hall, Tongming Hall, Jiuyu Hall, Siguan Hall, Wenchang Hall, Wudi Temple, Dongyue Hall, Wuxian Temple, Xiyue Hall, etc. The Dongyue Hall in the east of the Sanqing Hall still preserves the dragon columns of the Song Dynasty and the beam frame structure of the Ming Dynasty. The beam frames are painted with Taoist patterns, which are rare ancient buildings in the south. The courtyard between Sanqing Hall and Dongyue Hall has now been turned into a "stele garden", where stone inscriptions collected from all over the city are stored. Among them, the more precious ones are "Shenxiao Yuqing Longevity Palace Stele" written by Song Hui and Song Zhaoji in thin gold, Song Xiaozong's "Giving Shaobao Chen Junqing a Stele" and Chen Junqing's thank-you note. "Xinghua Army Xiangying Temple Recording Stele" is a valuable material for the study of Putian's foreign trade in the Song Dynasty, and it is also a historical witness of the trade between my country and Indonesia. In addition, there are still inscriptions by historical celebrities such as Su Shi, Wen Tianxiang, Zhou Ying, etc., which are a collection of calligraphy in real, cursive, seal, clerical and other styles, which is a precious cultural heritage.