What temples are there in Wuhu?

Wuhu Guangji Temple Address: No.26, Zheshan Road, Wuhu City, Anhui Province. Zheshan Mountain stands in the northwest of Wuhu City, with an altitude of 86 meters. The mountains are densely covered with cypresses, lush trees and lush flowers and trees. "Right control of the Yangtze River, overlooking the city corridor, picturesque" has been the best place for Wuhu to climb the Range Rover since ancient times. Guangji Temple was built on the hillside at the southern foot of Zheshan Mountain. It was founded in the Ganning period of the Tang Dynasty (894-897), formerly known as Yongqing Temple, also known as Guangji Hospital. During the Xiang Fu period of the Song Dynasty (1008-1kloc-0/6), it was renamed Guangji Temple, which has been in use ever since. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, the temples were deserted and the halls were in disrepair. During Jingtai period of Ming Dynasty (1450- 1456), monk Hongde rebuilt Guangji Temple. Twenty-one years of Qing Qianlong (1756), Depp, Wang, et al. In the third year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (1798), monks crossed the river and rebuilt it again. Xianfeng was destroyed by fire and Guangxu was rebuilt. The reason why Guangji Temple can be destroyed and revived repeatedly is because all believers who come to Jiuhua Mountain to make pilgrimages must do so first, and it is called "Little Jiuhua Mountain Scenic Area". So the incense has been burning. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), the people's government also allocated funds to repair Guangji Temple for many times. 1983, the State Council identified Guangji Temple as the national key Buddhist temple in the Han area, and handed it over to the Buddhist community as a place for Buddhist activities. In recent years, the temple has been rebuilt and the Buddha statue has been re-carved, which has made this thousand-year-old temple reappear and become a famous scenic spot in Wuhu. Longxing temple, Wuhu Address: No.27 Jinghu Road, Wuhu, longxing temple's predecessor was Huang Jue Temple, which was cut into a monk by Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming Emperor. The original site was located 6 kilometers southwest of Fengyang County, and was later abandoned in the war. When Zhu Yuanzhang became emperor, he remembered the Huang Jue Temple where teenagers lived, rebuilt it under Rijingfeng, changed its name, and personally inscribed the longxing temple Monument. Longxing temple is built with famous materials from Zhongdu, with fine carving, grand specifications and high grade. "Records of Hongwu in Daming" states: "There are 381 Buddhist temples, Buddhist temples and monasteries in longxing temple". There are portraits of Zhu Yuanzhang, iron statues, copper pots and iron pots with inscriptions in the temple. Celebrities' poems in the Ming and Qing Dynasties were engraved in dazzling array and embedded in the east and west corridors. Longxing temple has been built for more than 600 years, and there are still more than 20 halls and pavilions. Cultural relics such as the "Longxing Ancient Temple" archway, the "All Happy" plaque, the Ming cast bronze cymbals, the bronze bells, the poetry plaque in the Ming Wanli period, and the four bronze pots used by monks as vegetarians have been well preserved so far.