Failed to meet Guanyin

Xinjin Guanyin Temple, a temple that was converted from a Buddhist temple, was originally built during the Song Dynasty, destroyed by war, and rebuilt in the Hongzhi period of the Ming Dynasty. Today, the Pilu Hall and Guanyin Hall, two Ming Dynasty temples, still stand. With their simple and elegant structure, they are imbued with the legacy of the Song and Yuan dynasties in the Sichuan area. For enthusiasts interested in ancient architecture, this is also a great destination. I came here on the fifth day of the Chinese New Year, but unfortunately, both halls were not open. It's a pity that I missed the chance to see the exquisite Ming Dynasty national treasure-level murals and the floating sea Guanyin clay sculptures. Next to it is a tea garden, where a cup of flower tea costs 10 yuan, which is quite relaxing. Guanyin Temple