Tudi Gong Temple Introduction
Fude Temple is the religious center of the Dingbenzi community, affectionately nicknamed "the dumbest Land God temple in Taiwan" due to its location. The temple lacks a deity statue, instead featuring a stone tablet inscribed with "Fude Zhengshen," indicating its ancient origins. The Chaozhou-style octagonal prism and the "Hua Tai" (spiritual nurturing) at the back, resembling a high-backed chair, reveal the Hakka heritage of the ancestors. Though small, the temple is sculpted from six large stones, and its rain-eaves shape is a classic example of Land God temples. This stone-constructed Land God temple serves as a testament to Dingbenzi, which is also known as the "Stone Settlement."