Sweet as candy, good luck comes, the sound of spring water extinguishes the fire cloud--Renshou Ganquan Temple

Sweet as candy, good luck comes, the sound of spring water extinguishes the fire cloud--Renshou Ganquan Temple. The overflowing name, the rare relics, the national treasure Ganquan Temple is one of the cultural landmarks of Renshou, the ancient temple of the Ming Dynasty has gone through the chaos of the end of the Ming Dynasty, the change of dynasties, and the Little Red Guard movement, it is fortunate to survive, it is not easy, especially the dog (Zhang Xianzhong) The fire burned the Ganquan Temple was originally a tragedy, but because the Nanmu used in the main hall were all local treasures, they were invincible to fire and water, and they survived the disaster of war, and instead became a legend like the change of the Benen Temple. This is exactly the sweet as candy, good luck comes, the sound of spring water extinguishes the fire cloud, it is worthy of being rated as an excellent temple in 2013 by the superior temple! The existing Ganquan Temple is roughly two places, one is the Nanmu Hall, with bucket arch tenon and mortise structure, simple and generous, small and dignified. The Buddhist murals on the inner wall gradually fell off after being smeared with white paste by the Little Red Guards, but the base color is still bright, and the ugly thing has become a layer of protection; the second is the stone lion, stone elephant and kirin statue in the abandoned primary school not far in front of the hall, which should be the location of the mountain gate at that time, the gate archway is no longer there, leaving the stone statue alone in the empty room. These four statues are all majestic and lifelike, showing exquisite knife work and superb skills, and the oily moss seems to have put on a green shirt for them, adding a historical flavor. Imagine the liveliness of students climbing on the stone statues, which contrasts with the quiet atmosphere of the ancient temple. It is exactly the green mountains and rivers with a sound, thousands of sails have passed through the mountains. It's small, three stars, worth a visit on the way.