Jin tingguan

Jin tingguan

Taoist temples. Jinting Township, 35 kilometers east of Shengzhou City, Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province. It was originally the former residence of Wang Xizhi, a great calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Wang Heng, the fifth grandson of the Tang Dynasty, gave his house the name of Jinzhen hall and later Jinzhen palace. There was a statue of Wang Xizhi in the temple, including the right army library, the goose Pavilion and the right army temple.

Jinting temple in Shengxian County

Jinting temple is located at the foot of Jinting mountain in Jinting township. It was originally the former residence of Wang Xizhi, a calligrapher of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and the residence of sun Heng, the fifth generation of Xizhi. The building is divided into four parts: Mountain Gate, Tianwang hall, main hall and back hall. The whole building covers an area of about 20 mu. Now only Shanmen and Yu were destroyed in the "Cultural Revolution". Town God's Temple was built at the foot of the deer foothills in the urban area. It was built from six yuan (1346) to the late Qing Dynasty, and it was renovated 11 times. The original Creek hill first floor, the meter gate, the main hall and the back hall four entered. The East and west sides of the main hall are the main temple of the township, the front of the main hall is the stage, and the two sides are the wing rooms. The brick, stone and wood carvings in the temple are extremely exquisite. The existing stage, Yimen and the first building of Xishan are added in the ninth year of Jiaqing period. The name of the building is "Xishan first" which was praised by Zhu Xi of Song Dynasty when he toured shengdeng Lutai mountain to enjoy the scenery. In addition, there are Yushan ancestral hall in six villages of Chongren, Huatang ancestral hall in Huatang village of Jinting Township, and Qian's new house in Changle Town. They are all built in the Ming and Qing Dynasties with exquisite workmanship. Sheng county annals

Address: Jinting Town, Shengzhou City, Zhejiang Province

Longitude: 121.06694015611

Latitude: 29.54554065409