Guangfu view

Guangfu view

Guangfu temple is a Taoist temple located in Yandai Xiejie street near Shichahai, Xicheng District, Beijing.

Guangfuguan is located at 37 and 51 Yandai Xiejie street and 6 and 8 dashibei Hutong. Ming Dynasty Tianshun three years (1459) built, Ming Guangfu view. In the Ming Dynasty, Daolu department, which was in charge of Taoism all over the world, was set up in this temple. It was rebuilt in the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty and renamed Fuyou palace. Guangxu nine years (1883) reconstruction Shanmen, after the Republic of China, also known as guangfuguan. The temple faces south from the north, with Mountain Gate, front hall, back hall and West Cross courtyard in turn.

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Historical evolution

The development of Ming Dynasty

Guangfu view

It was built in 1459, the third year of the Ming Dynasty, where Daolu division, the organization of Taoism in the Ming Dynasty, was once located.

The development of Qing Dynasty

During the reign of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty, it was rebuilt and renamed Fuyou palace. In the period of the Republic of China, it was changed back to its original name. Once there was an anqing water society. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, guangfuguan was changed into a folk house. It was renovated in 2008 and then opened to the public as a cultural exhibition site. Inside the temple is the Guangfu Temple stele rebuilt in 1460, the fourth year of Tianshun in the Ming Dynasty. Li Dongyang, a scholar of the Ming Dynasty, wrote a poem "flying tower, reflecting on the clear bottom", chanting the scenery of Guangfu.

After liberation

During the period of the people's Republic of China, Guangfu Temple became a residence, a bar and a restaurant. Guangfu temple is divided into East and West courtyards. The east courtyard is well preserved, with Mountain Gate, middle hall, back hall and other buildings remaining, while the West courtyard has only three main halls and three East rooms. In 2007, Xicheng District People's government launched the construction project of Yandai Xiejie street, vacating the residents in guangfuguan to repair guangfuguan. In 2007, when the Guangfu temple was renovated, many groups of Qing Dynasty color paintings were found. Since April 2008, Xicheng District has carried out a phase I renovation of guangfuguan. As of August 2008, the mountain gate and two main halls have been restored, and the East and west auxiliary halls have been rebuilt. On August 13, 2008, Guangfu Temple opened for the first time after restoration, and held the "Jinghua resort Shichahai historical and cultural exhibition". In 2012, Guangfu temple was renovated again.

In 2011, guangfuguan was designated as a cultural relic protection unit in Beijing.

In 2007, with the promotion of the construction of Yandai Xiejie commercial street, guangfuguan began to retreat.

In 2008, it opened to the outside world.

architectural style

Guangfuguan building is divided into East and West courtyards. The east courtyard is the main courtyard, which is now No. 37 Yandai Xiejie street. The West courtyard is the West Cross courtyard of Guangfu temple, which is No. 51 Yandai Xiejie street. In 1931, the architecture of Guangfu temple was surveyed.

Dongyuan building

Shanmen: Shanmen was rebuilt in the ninth year of Guangxu. It was restored in 2008. There is a stone forehead on the mountain gate, and the regular script "guangfuguan" is engraved inside. There is a pattern of twigs on the arched door of white jade.

Tianwang Hall: located in the north of the mountain gate, three rooms. It was rebuilt in 2008.

Sanqing Hall: located in the north of Tianwang hall, three rooms, restored in 2008.

Chongxuan Hall: the east side hall of Sanqing hall, with three rooms, was rebuilt in 2008.

Yanfa Hall: the west side hall of Sanqing hall, with three rooms, was rebuilt in 2008.

Corner room: four, connecting Tianwang hall, Yanfa hall, Sanqing hall, Chongxuan hall.

Sanguan Hall: it is located in the north of Sanqing hall, with five rooms and a platform in front. It was restored in 2008.

Xiyuan building

Baiyun fairy house

Shanmen: one. It's destroyed.

Luzu Hall: it is located in the south of the West courtyard, with three rooms. It is the main hall of the West courtyard.

East Chamber: located in the southeast of luzu hall, it is the chamber of the West courtyard.

Back hall: five rooms. It's destroyed.

The East and West Wing rooms and ear rooms, main room and ear room of the second entrance courtyard are located in the north of luzu hall.

Address: No.37 yandaixie street, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Longitude: 116.39475250244

Latitude: 39.939235687256