Legend of Haikou Lake Temple

Legend has it that there are two dragons in the lake, which are very famous in the local area. The lake in the harbor was originally named Longhu Park. Later, a businessman named Chen took a fancy to it. The businessman filled up most of the lakes and built hotels and temples. When the shape of the dragon in the lake was removed, two major events happened. The name of the hotel was changed from Longhu Hotel to Kaiwei Hotel, and the shape of the dragon in the lake was changed to carp.

In the downtown area of xiuying district, Haikou, there is a temple with a strong incense hidden among residential buildings, that is, Huzhong Temple.

Hu Zhongci is located in Haigang Road, xiuying district, Haikou City, Hainan Province. Approaching Huzhong Temple in Haikou and entering the courtyard gate, it is the only building "Daxiong Hall". The couplet on the gate of the temple reads: "The Lake Soul Temple is majestic, full of Buddha's light and grace, and always shows peace with scholars." It has momentum and no characteristics. Like those unlucky residents who have been forced to move many times, the place where the "Temple in the Lake" is now located is already very cramped.

Around the temple, there are streets everywhere except the lotus leaves in the pool. The surrounding houses stand shoulder to shoulder, and there is a father teahouse not far away, opposite the outdoor activity venue of the kindergarten. It is also unlucky to want to come to the "Temple in the Lake". It was clearly on the British Hill in the city center, but it was demolished by the park that year.

People don't understand why a park can't accommodate a temple. When I arrived in this suburban place, I stubbornly insisted on building a province, but I had to give way to the developers and retreat from the roadside to the back. I had to change my name and surname from Jishan Temple to Husi Temple. The mountain is not high, and the fairy is famous.

The water is not deep, and the dragon is the spirit. Fortunately, people never leave, whether in the city or by the lake, no matter what the name is, they always support it and look for it to worship.