Guide Jade Emperor Pavilion is located in Yin He Town, Guide County, Qinghai Province, about114km away from Xining, the provincial capital. It is a tourist area with architectural and humanistic scenery. Jade Emperor Pavilion in Guide is a relic of ancient buildings in Ming and Qing Dynasties, which was built in the 20th year of Wanli (1592). Its buildings include Jade Emperor Pavilion manjuji, Confucian Temple, Buddhist Temple, Guan Yue Temple, City God Temple, People's Education Hall (now Lixin Garden), Ancient School Courtyard (commonly known as Temple Courtyard), Guide Ancient City and so on.
The temples are adjacent, covering an area of 6 1 mu, with a total construction area of 49 15 square meters. Existing halls 1 1, 46 East and West pavilions, 4 bell and drum towers, memorial archways 1, 23 pavilions, 62 square meters of murals in Ming and Qing dynasties, and 940 square meters of architectural paintings in Ming and Qing dynasties. The ancient building complex of Jade Emperor Pavilion in Guide integrates Confucianism, Taoism and God, abandons the view of portal and coexists, which is rare in China. The temple and courtyard are symmetrical about the central axis, and the main hall wing is elegant. The ancient building complex of Jade Emperor Pavilion in Guide has a large scale and a long history, which has high historical relics value and architectural art value.
Jade Emperor Pavilion Tour Guide Jade Emperor Pavilion is a relic of ancient buildings in Ming and Qing Dynasties. It was built in the 20th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1592). Its buildings include six courtyards, namely Jade Emperor Pavilion manjuji, Confucian Temple, Buddhist Temple, Guan Yue Temple, Chenghuang Temple, People's Education Museum (now a new garden), Ancient School Courtyard (commonly known as Temple Courtyard) and Guide Ancient City. The temples are adjacent, covering an area of about 6 1 mu, with a total construction area of about 49 15 square meters. Existing halls 1 1, 46 east-west pavilions, 4 bell and drum towers, memorial archways 1, 23 pavilions, 62 square meters of murals in Ming and Qing dynasties, and about 200 painted buildings in Ming and Qing dynasties.
Dacheng Hall Dacheng Hall enshrines Confucius' throne and has always been a place where scholars worship Confucius and gather. It is the largest single building in the whole complex, with nine purlins and one eaves, five bays and four distraction columns. It is a local practice in Qinghai, Gansu, with huge column diameter and high wing angle. Although it is not arched, the front eaves are decorated with local multi-level wood carvings, which are magnificent and magnificent.
Guan Yue Temple and Guan Yue Temple are commonly known as Wu Miao Temple and Mazu Tempel.
The building consists of the mountain gate stage, lobby, bell and drum tower, east wing, west wing and Daxiong Hall. It is dedicated to three statues of Guan Yu, Yue Fei and Mazu. This is the place where the army and the soldiers in Rongbian pay their respects. The main hall of Guan Yue Temple is small, but it is wonderful. It is a building with a single eaves and a mountain rest. Five rooms are wide, four columns are scattered, and archways under the eaves are closely arranged.
Exquisite wood carvings and colored paintings are outstanding works in Qing architecture.
The Great Buddha Temple used to be Tibetan Buddhism, but now there is only the Ursa Mahayana Hall, which is for the third Buddha. The building of Chenghuang Temple includes a hall.
Eighteen-story hell corridor, main hall, hall of earth treasure and bodhisattva, back bedroom. Its main hall, bell and drum tower are similar to Guan Yue Temple, and the back hall is a hard gable.