Guan Di Temple.

On the way to the morning market, you can see the century-old Longsha Park. Near the children's playground in the central area of Longsha Park, there is a north-south access road. On the east side of the access road is the famous national cultural relic protection building - the old site of Heilongjiang Library, also known as Wanjuan Pavilion. The west side is also an ancient building. From left to right, they are Guan Di Temple, Taoist Association, and Shou Gong Temple. In terms of architectural history and influence, Guan Di Temple is the longest. Guan Di Temple, also known as Guan Gong Temple, is located in Longsha Park, 34 Gongyuan Road, Longsha District, and is adjacent to Shou Gong Temple in the west. It was built in the fourth year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty (1739), covering an area of more than 2,800 square meters. It is composed of the main hall, the main hall, the rear hall, the east and west side halls and the bell and drum tower. The overall architectural style is the palace style of the Qing Dynasty. It is now used by the Qiqihar Taoist Association.