Baoshan Jingsi Tour Guide Baoshan Jingsi Tour Guide One-day Tour

1. One-day tour of Baoshan Jingsi Temple

Shanghai Buddhism has a long history, which can be traced back to the Wu Chiwu period (238-251) during the Three Kingdoms period. It is said that Longhua Temple and Jingyi Temple were built during this period. With the development of Shanghai, Shanghai Buddhism has continued to develop with the development of Shanghai's economy, the increase of population, and the support of Buddhism by successive rulers. In the modern history of China, Shanghai Buddhism, commonly known as Shanghai Buddhism, has a prominent position. As of now, more than 120 Buddhist temples have been opened in Shanghai, and it is difficult to accurately count the number of believers. Let’s take a look at eight of the most popular temples in the magical capital of Shanghai.

1. Jingsi Temple

Jingsi Temple, formerly known as Hudu Chongxuan Temple, is located on Nanjing West Road, Jing'an District, a business district in Jingshang in the center of Shanghai. Built in the 10th year of the Three Kingdoms period (247 AD) by Sun Wu Chiwu, it is the oldest temple in Shanghai. The architectural style of the temple is a fusion of Tibetan temples. The Silver Buddha enshrined in the Main Hall weighs 15 tons, and the Jade Buddha in the Muni Hall is much larger than that of the Jade Buddha Temple in Shanghai. The main buildings of the temple include the mountain gate, Tianwang Hall, Daxiong Hall, etc. Seen from a distance, the entire temple has a golden roof, which is particularly eye-catching. It is surrounded by tall buildings, which is in sharp contrast to the temples built in the Qing Dynasty. Jingsi Temple is full of incense. On the Buddha's birthday and anniversary, the temple will hold Dharma services. Every year on the eighth day of the fourth lunar month, there is a three-day temple fair.

The entire Jingsi temple is in the layout of a front temple and a back pagoda, and is composed of three main buildings: the Main Hall, the Heavenly King Hall, and the Three Halls. The architectural style of Ansi Temple is similar to that before the Ming Dynasty, with the typical representative being the shape of the brackets. The architectural style of Ansi Temple imitates the architectural style before the Ming Dynasty, and the typical representative is the shape of the brackets. In the northwest corner of the first floor, there is a pagoda. The top of the pagoda is decorated with four Tibetan-style four-sided pagodas, one large, four small and five small. There are 868 Buddha statues and many tantric treasures inside the pagoda, but tourists are generally not allowed to enter the pagoda. There is a square square in the temple, and in the center of the square is a large incense burner made of 15 tons of white copper. There is an endless stream of pilgrims coming to burn incense every day.

Two. Tuolinji

Tuolin Temple, formerly known as Guanyin Temple, is located on Lindong Street, Zhujing Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai. It was built from the Yuan Dynasty to the first year of Dayan (1308 AD) to worship Guanyin Bodhisattva. It was renamed Donglin Temple in 1317. It is one of the most historical and cultural temples in Shanghai. For 700 years, the incense of Tolingi has been prosperous, but it has been repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt due to wars and fires. Unlike those simple temples, the architecture here is magnificent. Here, you can see the Thousand Buddha Cave, the tallest bronze door, the tallest Thousand-Armed Avalokitesvara statue indoors, and the unique outdoor 500-meter Arhat Mountain in China. You can feel a different Buddhist atmosphere.

The architectural style of Tuolin Temple is unique. The main building of the temple is built according to a tall imitation rockery building, forming an integration of the mountain and the temple. The whole temple is divided into Tongyuan Hall, Main Hall, Guanyin Pavilion, Shancai Pavilion, Buddha Head, Thousand Buddha Gate, Bell Tower, Drum Tower, Jinyuan Bridge, Five Buddha Crowns, Golden Lotus Pond and other scenic spots. To enter Tolingi, you have to pass through three gates to see the Golden Lotus Pond. The cloisonné Buddha statue in the center of the pool is the God of Wealth, the first in China, and can be called Lin Dong's masterpiece. The five-crown Buddha is the most distinctive building in the temple. The Buddha's head is 22 meters high, with a Guanyin nose, two dragon heads for the nostrils, a lotus seat for the mouth, flying eyes and Dharma protectors for the ears. Shocking beyond words.

Third, Longhua Temple

Dragon Palace is located on Longhua Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai. It was built in AD 5 (242) during the Three Kingdoms period and is one of the oldest and largest temples in Shanghai. During the Three Kingdoms period, it was Wu Dong's territory. It is said that Longhua Temple is an ancient temple built by Sun Quan, King of Wudong, in memory of his mother. It is named after allusions in Buddhist scriptures

Dragon Palace is a seven-hall system of Jialan in the Song Dynasty. There are six halls from south to north, namely Maitreya Hall, Tianwang Hall, Daxiong Hall, three temples, closed courtyard The abbot's room and the Buddhist scriptures building. In particular, the first main hall of other temples is generally the Tianwang Hall, while the first main hall of Longhua Temple is the Maitreya Buddha Hall, which further highlights the temple's characteristic of worshiping Maitreya Buddha.

The Mahatma Palace is solemn and solemn. On the front are three golden statues of Tathagata, Manjusri and Samantabhadra. On the back is an exquisite island Avalokitesvara. On both sides of the hall, there are twenty heavenly statues and sixteen Arhats carved on the walls. There are bell and drum towers on the east and west sides of the temple, and Guanyin Hall and Luohan Hall on the east and west sides. To the east of the third temple, there is the Incense Pagoda and the Peony Garden.

Four. Jade Buddha Temple

The Jade Buddha Temple, also known as the Jade Buddha Temple, is located on Anyuan Road, Putuo District, Shanghai. It was first built in the eighth year of Guangxu reign of Qing Dynasty (1882). It is named after enshrining the Jade Buddha. Because it belongs to the Zen Linji legal system and practices Zen, it is also known as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. It is the same as Longhua Temple and Jingyi Temple. The Temple of the Emerald Buddha imitates the temple architecture of the Song Dynasty, with rigorous layout, harmonious structure and magnificent momentum. On the central axis of the temple are the Tianwang Hall, the Mahavira Hall, and the Jade Buddha Tower. On the left and right sides are the Reclining Buddha Hall, the Guanyin Hall, the Bronze Buddha Hall, and the Zhaitang. On the first and fifteenth day of the lunar month or traditional Buddhist festivals, good men and women, and lay people who take refuge in the Three Refuges come one after another. The courtyard is filled with incense and candlelight, and the famous jungle temple in the urban landscape is extraordinary and unique.

The most famous Jade Buddha Temple is the two Jade Buddhas brought back from Myanmar by Master Huigen of Putuo Mountain in the late Qing Dynasty. One of them is a 1.92-meter-tall statue of Sakyamuni Buddha. The gold foil and gem-inlaid corpse on the Buddha statue is dazzling and is the treasure of the temple. On the ceiling of the Jade Buddha Tower, there are 500 gilded Buddha statues. Another statue in the Reclining Buddha Hall on the west side of the temple is the Reclining Buddha statue of Sakyamuni, which is 96 centimeters long. It was made based on the touch of Sakyamuni when he passed away at the age of 80. It is lying on its side with its right hand on its head, looking very peaceful. Opposite the Reclining Buddha, a new jade reclining Buddha about 4 meters long was added, which was donated by modern Singaporean believers. There is also a cultural relics room in the temple, which collects precious cultural relics from the Northern Wei, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Xinniyozhi

Xinyi Temple, formerly known as Manju Temple, commonly known as the Great Temple, is located on Lanxi Road, Zhenru Town, Putuo District, Shanghai. It was first built in Jiading of the Southern Song Dynasty (1208-1224) and the seventh year of Yuan Dynasty (1320). Munch moved it to its current location and renamed it Shinnyoge. It is a famous Buddhist temple in Shanghai. There used to be many temples in Putuo District, Shanghai, but most of them were destroyed. Among the existing temples, Xinyi Temple is the earliest and most influential one. The temple with white walls and black tiles is full of ancient charm, and incense has flourished here for hundreds of years. Compared with other famous temples in Shanghai, Xinyi Temple is more peaceful and the solemnity of Buddhism is better. For pilgrims who like cleanliness, this is definitely a place of prayer that remains calm in the noisy situation and still has the ancient style.

The entire temple of Xinyang Temple has a regular layout. The most eye-catching building is the nine-level square tower that is more than 50 meters high and imitates the style of the Song and Yuan Dynasties. The main buildings in the temple include the Shanmen, Tianwang Hall, Daxiong Hall, Guanyin Hall, etc. The main hall was built in the seventh year of Yuan Dynasty. After more than 600 years of vicissitudes, it still maintains the architectural style of the Yuan Dynasty temple. It has great historical value and is listed as a national cultural relic. The statues of Guanyin and reliefs in the temple are beautifully carved and solemn. There are four versions of the Tripitaka (the Tripitaka, the Ziji Tibetan Sutra) and other Buddhist classics in the temple. In addition, there is an ancient ginkgo tree in the temple, which is about 700 years old. It is a beautiful sight, it is surrounded by Buddhist temples.

Intransitive verb Baohua Temple

Baohua Temple, also known as Kuaiji Baohua Temple, is Luo

Baohua Temple buildings are distributed in a 40,000 The multi-square-meter square includes the Shanmen Archway, Tianwang Hall, Main Hall, Bell Tower, Drum Tower and Guanyin Hall, which are all spectacular. Since the new hall adopts a reinforced concrete structure and adopts ancient and modern architectural ideas, it is tall, spacious, magnificent and beautiful. In particular, the bell towers and drum towers on the left and right sides are modeled after the roofs of the Yonghe Temple in Beijing, which are very different from other temples. In front of the Tianwang Hall of Baohua Temple, there is a golden Bodhi tree, which is also an important symbol of Baohua Temple. There is no place for burning incense in Baohua Temple. Several large incense burners from Baohua Temple are placed in the southeast corner of the square. Pilgrims burn incense here without feeling crowded.

Seven. Yunxiang Temple

Yunxiang Temple is located on Jiefang Street, Nanxiang Town, Jiading District, Shanghai. It was built during the Southern and Northern Dynasties (about 505 AD).

It was originally named Baihe Nanxiang Temple, and the name of Nanxiang Ancient Town comes from this ancient temple. When arriving at Yunxiang Temple, careful tourists will find that the name on the plaque is Liu Yun Temple, not Yunxiang Temple. This is because there is a famous temple called Liuyun Temple (built in 1876) in the former downtown area of ??Shanghai, which was destroyed by the war during the Anti-Japanese War. After many efforts by the Buddhist community, the temple was moved to the current site of Yunxiang Temple. The two temples were merged into one, and the incense continued. Yunxiang Temple is located at the end of Nanxiang Old Street. It is large and relatively clean. You can worship Buddha and visit here. The solemn atmosphere and quiet environment can purify your soul.

In ancient times, Yunxiang Temple was very famous and popular in Jiangnan. However, due to various natural and man-made disasters, only a pair of twin pagodas scattered in the ancient garden, classic Tang Dynasty buildings and Matsuura Pagoda can bear witness to the history of temple construction. Today, Yunxiang Temple was rebuilt on the old site. It is a complete Tang-style temple. The entire temple is built of reinforced cement concrete and imitated wood. It is magnificent, simple and natural. The main halls are arranged on the central axis of the temple: Shanmen Hall, Guanyin Hall, Mahavira Hall, Sutra Tower, Jialan Temple, Dazhizhi Hall, Bell Tower, Drum Tower, Manjusri Hall, Samantabhadra Hall, Shangke Hall, and Sangliao Hall. The left and right sides are symmetrical. It is laid out and surrounded by cloisters. In addition, there are Merit Hall and Ten Thousand Buddhas Hall underground.

Eight. Baoshan Temple

Baoshan Temple, formerly known as Brahma Palace, Jade Palace and Baoshan Jingsi Temple, is located on Luoxi Road, Luodian Town, Baoshan District, Shanghai. It was first built in the sixth year of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty (1511 AD) and has a history of 500 years. In the twenty-seventh year of Qianlong's reign, the temple was rebuilt. Since then, the years have changed and the temples have risen and fallen. The ashram began to be restored in 1988. Unfortunately, due to insufficient conditions at the time, the overall planning was not easy and had many shortcomings. Baoshan Temple began to be relocated and rebuilt in 2002. In 2011, Baoshan Temple was relocated and rebuilt on the occasion of the 500th anniversary of the temple's founding, and won the Luban Award, the country's highest honor for architecture. Today, Baoshan Jingsi is a newly built temple. It strictly follows the style and construction methods of the late Tang Dynasty, using the mortise and tenon technique of imported rosewood from Africa, without a single nail.

Baoshan Temple has a total construction area of ??approximately 12,000 square meters, ranking first among Buddhist temples in Shanghai. Among them, the religious core area covers an area of ??20 acres. The buildings include the Tianwang Hall, Bell Tower, Drum Tower, Mahavira Hall, Guanyin Hall, Pharmacist Hall, Jialan Temple, ancestral hall, Buddhist hall, Buddhist hall, Buddhist hall, Buddhist hall, Buddhist hall, Buddhist hall. The mountain gate square including the Zhaitang, Zhaitang and Sengliao covers an area of ??16 acres. The buildings include the mountain gate, east and west side doors, cloisters, etc. In addition, the second phase of Baoshan Temple, including seven-story pagodas, courtyards, pavilions, buildings, terraces, waterside pavilions, pools, archways, covered bridges and other gardens, was completed at the end of the year. The building is also a pure wooden structure made of African red rosewood, full of ancient style. The Buddhist atmosphere of Baoshan Temple is rich, and the bells ringing on the eaves make people forget to leave.

2. Bus near Baoshan Jingsi

Around the Three Kingdoms period (238-280), Bader

No. 10: Huilongguan. Dragon Temple is located in Huilong Village, Liuzao Town, Pudong New Area, Shanghai. Free admission. Huilongguan was built in the 19th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1386). It was originally called Lujia'an and later renamed Huilongguan. Historically, the Dragon Palace was a place for Buddhist activities where surrounding people and salt merchants prayed for peace and prosperous business. For more than 600 years, Huilongguan has gone through vicissitudes of life and fell into disrepair. The current Huilongguan was rebuilt in 1998 and completed in 2011. It has become the largest Buddhist temple in Pudong.

Xilin Temple

Ninth place: Xilin Temple. Xilin Temple is located on Zhongshan Middle Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai. Admission is free and it is the seat of the Songjiang District Buddhist Association. Xilin Temple was built in the 13th year of Xiantong in the Tang Dynasty (872). It was destroyed by war in the early Yuan Dynasty and rebuilt in the 20th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1387). There is a Chongen Pagoda in the courtyard, which was built in memory of Zen Master Yuanying, a famous monk in the Southern Song Dynasty. Therefore, it is also called Yuanying Pagoda, commonly known as Xilin Pagoda. This towering tower is the tallest ancient tower in Shanghai.

Baohua Temple

Eighth place: Baohua Temple. Baohua Temple is located in An District, Shanghai City, Beijing. Free admission. Baohua Temple was built during the Xianchun period of the Southern Song Dynasty (1265-1274) and rebuilt in the Ming and Qing dynasties. The current Baohua Temple was rebuilt in 2006.

Baoshan Jingsi Temple

Seventh place: Baoshan Jingsi Temple. Jingshan Temple is located on Luoxi Road, Luodian Town, Baoshan District, Shanghai.

Free admission. Jingshan Temple, formerly known as Jade Palace, was built in the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty (1505) and has a history of more than 500 years. In 1993, it was named Baoshan Junji Temple. After several changes, Jingshan Temple has been promoted and abolished several times, and now only the Tianwang Hall and the Main Hall remain. In May 2005, Baoshan Jingsi Temple was rebuilt, covering an area of ??50 acres, with many buildings such as the Tianwang Hall, the Main Hall, the Bell Tower, the Sutra Pavilion, and the pagoda.

Xiahai Temple

Sixth place: Xiahai Temple. Shanghai Temple is located on Kunming Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai. Free admission. Xiahai Temple was built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty (1736-1795). At that time there were only nine houses. This is a folk temple for locals to pray for peace and worship the sea god. In 1941, it was rebuilt by Zen Master Jue Lian. After it was officially opened in January 1992, it was restored as a Buddhist activity venue. At present, Shanghai temples have a beautiful environment and strong incense.

As Temple

Fifth place: Shinnyoji. Shinnyoji is located on Lanxi Road, Zhenru Town, Putuo District, Shanghai. Free admission. Shinnyoji, formerly known as Shinnyoin, was founded in Jiading, Southern Song Dynasty. During the Yuan Dynasty (1314-1320), it was changed to Xinyi Temple. After 1949, the Shanghai Municipal Government allocated funds to repair the main hall many times. The current Main Hall of Xinyi Temple was built in the Yuan Dynasty. It has gone through seven hundred years of vicissitudes and is of great historical value. The statues of Guanyin and reliefs in the temple are beautifully carved and solemn. The temple houses four versions of the Tripitaka (Great Canon) and other Buddhist classics.

Temple of the Emerald Buddha

Fourth place: Temple of the Emerald Buddha. The Jade Buddha Temple is located on Anyuan Road, Putuo District, Shanghai. Tickets are 20 yuan. The Jade Buddha Temple was built in the eighth year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1882). It is named after the Reclining Buddha, a Burmese jade carving. The Temple of the Emerald Buddha is rated as one of the top ten tourist attractions in Shanghai. It is one of the temples in Shanghai and even the country that receives the most foreign heads of state, heads of state and guests at home and abroad.

Longhua Temple

Third place: Longhua Temple. Dragon Palace is located on Longhua Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai. Tickets are 10 yuan. Dragon Palace is the oldest and largest ancient temple in Shanghai, with a history of more than 1,700 years. The name of the temple comes from the allusion in the Buddhist scriptures about Maitreya Buddha becoming a Buddha under the Longhua tree. There are precious cultural relics such as scriptures, gold seals, and Buddha statues from the Tang, Five Dynasties, Ming and Qing dynasties in the Dragon Palace.

Donglin Temple

Second place: Tuolingji. Donglinji is located on Lindong Street, Zhujing Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai. Tickets are 30 yuan. Tuolin Temple, formerly known as Guanyin Temple, was founded by monk Miao Yin in the first year of the Yuan Dynasty (1308), and was later renamed Tuolin Temple

First place: Jingyi Temple. Jingsi Temple is located on Nanjing West Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai. Tickets are 50 yuan. Jingguan was built in the 10th year of the Three Kingdoms (AD 247) and is one of the oldest Buddhist temples in Shanghai. The total construction area is more than 20,000 square meters, and the architectural style is that of the pre-Ming Dynasty. The whole temple is laid out with a front hall and a back tower, and is composed of three main buildings: the Main Hall, the Heavenly King Hall, and the Three Halls. In the temple, there are famous paintings by Bada Shanren, original works by Wen Zhengming, and a cursive script of "Pipa Xing".

These are the ten most popular Buddhist temples in Shanghai. If you want to worship or visit these temples, don’t go during the popular long holidays!

3. Baoshan Jingsi Visiting Guide and One-day Tour Essay

1. Gucun Park 2. Shanghai Museum of Glass Recommended reasons: the first glass museum in the country 3. Wusong in Shanghai, Taiwan area National Wetland Park 4, Shanghai University 5, Baoshan Jingsi 6, Meilan Lake 7, Baoshan Luodian 8, Linjiang Park 9, Songhu Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall 10, Shanghai Wusong Ancient Fort.

4. How to make a reservation at Baoshan Jingsi

Incense periods (the first and fifteenth day of the lunar calendar,

Bodhisattva’s birthday, etc.) are all free and open .

Opening hours:

7:30-17:00, during the incense period (the first and fifteenth day of the lunar calendar, Bodhisattva’s birthday, etc.) 4:30-17:00.

Extended information:

According to legend, Ansi Temple was founded in the 10th year of Chiwu (247) by Sun Quan, the great emperor of the Three Kingdoms, and the founder was Kang Sengshe. It was originally called Chongyuan (Xuan) Temple in Shanghai. The temple site is located on the north bank of Wusong River (now Suzhou River). The temple was renamed Yongtai Temple in the Tang Dynasty.

It was named An Temple in the first year of Xiangfu in the Northern Song Dynasty (1008).

This hall was rebuilt in the sixth year of Qianlong (1741). From the third year of Xianfeng to the first year of Tongzhi (1853-1862), a temple in Jing was destroyed by war. In the sixth year of Guangxu (1880), the mountain gate and Buddhist temple were built.

In 1983, the Mahatma Palace was restored and rebuilt, the Gongde Hall and the Sanglao Temple were built, and the Secret Altar of the Zhenyan Sect was restored. In 1983, Jingan Temple was designated as a national key temple in the Han area.

In 1959, Jing'an Temple was announced by the municipal government as a cultural relic protection unit in Shanghai; in April 1983, it was approved by the State Council as a national key temple in Han areas.

There are Chiwu Mountain Gate, Tianwang Hall, Gongde Hall, Three Temples and the Abbot's Room in the temple. Ansi Vegetarian Restaurant has long been famous, and its main features are freshness, smoothness, aroma and taste. Its representative dishes include prawns with tomato sauce, three fresh sea cucumbers, straw boat borrowed arrows, fried green plums, etc. There is also a lower courtyard of An Temple in Baoshan, named Baoshan Jingsi Temple. The main hall in the temple is dedicated to the Third Buddha, and there is a sanatorium of the Shanghai Buddhist Association in the temple.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia - Jing an Ancient Temple

5. Baoshan Jingsi Tour Guide, One-Day Tour Price

1. Jing an Ancient Temple. Jingsi Temple, formerly known as Hudu Chongxuan Temple, is located on Nanjing West Road, Jing'an District, a business district in Jingshang in the center of Shanghai. Built in the 10th year of the Three Kingdoms period (247 AD) by Sun Wu Chiwu, it is the oldest temple in Shanghai.

Two. Tolingi. Tuolin Temple, formerly known as Guanyin Temple, is located on Lindong Street, Zhujing Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai. It was built from the Yuan Dynasty to the first year of Dayan (1308 AD) to worship Guanyin Bodhisattva. It was renamed Donglin Temple in 1317. It is one of the most historical and cultural temples in Shanghai.

Third, Longhua Temple. Dragon Palace is located on Longhua Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai. It was built in AD 5 (242) during the Three Kingdoms period and is one of the oldest and largest temples in Shanghai.

4. Temple of the Emerald Buddha. The Jade Buddha Temple, also known as the Jade Buddha Temple, is located on Anyuan Road, Putuo District, Shanghai. It was first built in the eighth year of Guangxu reign of Qing Dynasty (1882). It is named after enshrining the Jade Buddha. It is also known as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha because it belongs to the Zen Linji legal system and practices Zen Buddhism.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Shinnyoji. Xinyi Temple, formerly known as Manju Temple and commonly known as the Big Temple, is located on Lanxi Road, Zhenru Town, Putuo District, Shanghai. It was first built in Jiading of the Southern Song Dynasty (1208-1224) and the seventh year of Yuan Dynasty (1320).

Miaoxin Munch moved it to its current location and renamed it Xinniyo

: No. 29, Chenxiangsi Road, Chenxiang Temple, Huangpu District 6. Baoshan Jingsi Tickets

1

2. No. 15, Cixiulingzhen Street; A

No. 73, Kunming Road, Xiahai Temple, Hongkou District 3

No. 4359 Sanguan Church; Jiangwan Zhen'an Road

No. 31, Lane 465, Zhenning Road, Fuyuan Temple, Changning District

No. 6, An, No. 338, Zhengben Road, Fashan

7. No. 373, Lanzhou Road, Taiping Town

No. 271, No. 8, Fazangsi'an Road, Jiluwan District

No. 1686, Nanjing East Road, Jing'an Temple, Jingan District 9

No. 10.434 Yan'an West Road, Yuanming Lecture Hall

11. Jueyuan Nei, No. 418 Changde Road, Jushilin

No. 170 Anyuan Road, Jade Buddha Temple, Putuo District 12

13. No. 399, Lanxi Road, Zhenru Town, Xinyang City

14, No. 2853, Longhua Road, Longhua Temple, Xuhui District

No. 15, Gaoping Road, Zhabei District, Baohua Temple (near Wenshui Road)

Baoshan District 16 on the north bank of the Qilian River, Luodian Town, Shijing, Baoshan

17. Shengbao Village, Taiping Temple, Gucun Town

18. No. 2, Lane 351, Chennan Road, Yongfu; A

No. 1205, Xinzhen Road, Qibao Town, Qibao Education District 4, Minhang District

No. 20, No. 1, Lane 23, East Street, Maqiao Town, Wanshou; A

21. No. 1, Mindong Road, Longyin Temple

No. 22, Qingyun Temple, No. 6907, Longdong Avenue, Heqing Town, Pudong New District

23. Changren Temple River No. 2 Wangqiao Street, Sha Town

24. No. 1 Wunijing Temple, Yanpu Road, Linsan Town, Xue Xuesi, Fahua Town

25. Lijia, Gulu Township, Cao Lu Town, Yinchao No. 14, No. 1; A

26. No. 36, Jiefang Village, Jingting Donggou Town, Baolian Gaohang Town; A

27. Huaxia Middle Road, Sunqiao, Zhangjiang Town, Biyun Jingyuan is close to Sunhong Road.

No. 28, Jiading District, Wuxing Temple, Waigang Town, Wuxing Temple

9. Pharmacist Hall, Longge Village, Longge Waigang Town

30. Yun No. 263 Jiefang Street, Nanxiang Town, Xiangsi

31. Wangcao Temple (No. 7258, Hutai Road), Wangcao Town

32. No. 42 Yongan Street, Anting Town, Bodhi Temple

3. Jingquan Village, Waigang Town, Wanfu Temple

Nanshan Temple, No. 34, Nanhui District

Daye Highway Exit of Fengxin Highway, Changzhen

35. No. 11 Wenwen Road, Huinan Town, Fuquan Temple

36. Huilong Village, Liuzao Town, Huilongguan

Liang Qingmiao, No. 29, Lane 77, Lixin Road, Dongdamen Street, Huinan Town No. 37

38. Group 8, Henggang Village, Anne Town, Jingxin

39. No. 159 Bazao Street, Xunlong Zhoupunan; one

40. No. 112, Yongchun West 2nd Road, Daduan Town, Dinghui; A

41. No. 544, Fulan Village, Daduan Town, Tangjia'an

42. 188 Guanghui Village, Xuanqiao Town, Baizhuo County No. 1; one

43. Group 8, Erdun Village, Sandun Town, Guangfu; one

No. 44 Songyin Temple, No. 10 Jiufeng Group, Jinshan District, Songyin Temple

45. No. 6006, Zhangjin Highway, Longchan Temple

46. North end of Bainiu Road, Fengjing Town, Xingjue Temple

47. Tuolingji

No. 150, Lindong Street, Zhujing Town

48. No. 1148, Jinwei Village, Jinshanwei Town, Manjuji

No. 49, Lane 654, Zhongshan Middle Road, Xilin Temple, Songjiang District

50. Tianma Mountain Park, southwest of Sheshan, Yuanzhijiao Temple

51. Dongmen Village, Chedun Town, Dongchan Ancient Temple

2. Futian Jingsi Jingsi Town No. 30, Lane 300, Kaijiang Middle Road

53. Ding Feng on the north slope of Xiaokunshan Garden of Jiufeng Temple.

No. 58, No. 88, Lita Street, Shihudang Town, Yanshou Temple

5. Zhaowang Village (Dafang Village), Xinbang Town, Dafang Temple

56. Yanjiao No. 10, Zhangjing North, Sijing Town

57. Pu'an Incense Burning Point, Zhangzelingqiao Village, Yexie Town

58. Jiuting Yaobei Highway, Jiuting fixed location

Qinglong Ancient Temple, No. 59, Qinglong Village, Baihe Town, Qingpu District

60. Guobao Temple, Dingfeng Village, Zhujiajiao Town

61. No. 1 Temple No. 59, Jindong Road, Jinze Town

62. Beside the main bridge of the No. 1 Temple General Guan Temple.

3. Tianguang Temple Liantang Maokou Village

64. Zhuangyan Temple Landian Town Dongtuan Village

63. Yuanjindian Caohe Street Zhujiajiao Town No. 193

6. No. 258 Tongbotang East Street, Chonggu Town, Fahui; one

67. Panlong Village, Panlong Xujing Town, one; one

No. 68, Dongtou, Tangcheng Street, Hongmiao Town, Hongmiao Town, Fengxian District

69. No. 1749, Huhang Highway, South Bridge of Eryan Temple

70. Qianqiao of Baojing Temple No. 3398, Feng_ Road, Nanzhangqiao

1. No. 189, Fengcheng North Street, Wanfo Pavilion

2. Laoxi Street, Jinhui Town, Zentan Temple

7. The incense burning point at Tanzhe Temple is Baisha Village, Qixian Community.

No. 79, Jinhuitang Road, Guannong Temple, Donghai

75. Burning incense sticks from Baisha Team 3, Qixian Community, Tianfu

Chongming County 76, retreated to Cannon Minsheng Village, Hengsha Township, Hengsha Island

7. A temple in Bieshan Village, Chengdong Town, Shouxian County

78. Zhongxing Village, Zhongxing Town, Guangfu Temple

7 .Ancun, Yuchenjia Town, Liangguang Temple

80. No. 187 Dongmen Road, Chengqiao Town, Hanshan Temple

81. Team 2, Deyun Village, Chenjia Town, Jingqing, one; one

82. Dengying Village, Wuyao Town, Baosi Town, Yunlin

83. Team 6, Mihong Village, Wuwei Miao Town

8