Yong'an Temple Introduction
Yongan Temple is oriented southeast to northwest and covers a spacious area of over 300 ping (approx. 991 square meters). It features a three-section layout with five gates. The front hall is adorned with a double dragon on the ridge facing the immortals, with divine generals riding on a green dragon. The middle ridge displays a colorful phoenix with outstretched wings, while the figures are vivid. On both sides of the ridge, green dragons leap energetically, full of vitality. The ridge decorations include dragon and phoenix motifs, and the columns are embellished with single dragons, standing on a red terrace. There are figures of people and birds interspersed, with octagonal column bases and a wall presenting a scene of celestial beings, brought to life in exquisite detail. The central hall primarily enshrines the Heavenly Mother, while the back hall is dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva, and the second floor houses Buddhist and Taoist deities.
