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5. Feilai Temple

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M49***96Feilai Palace was built in the Song Dynasty, located in the north of Emei County, five miles on the Feilaigang, formerly a Taoist Temple, the statue of the Great of Dongyue, known as Qitian Wuxing Temple. It is now a national cultural relics protection unit. Feilai Temple is commonly known as the "Great Temple". The three-open columns on the front of the temple are long and long, and the inner columns are divided into five open rooms and deep five open rooms. The column distribution on the flat surface of the hall is reduced column method, the column is also applied to the column forehead and flat panel, the flat panel is placed on the bucket arch, the bucket arch is six for a single second double down, up the up into an elephant nose shape, down into a faucet carved, very exquisite and gorgeous. The two pillars of the Ming room have mud tires and dragons, vivid and lifelike, with typical Song and Yuan architectural styles. The hall is the top of the mountain, covered with small blue tiles, which was paved during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The Feilai Temple, the Xiangdian Temple and the Jiulong Temple are now empty halls. The bronze statue of the Great Emperor of Dongyue was supplied by the Feilai Temple in the Great Leap Forward period. The three temples suffered several fires and their cultural relics were destroyed, but the teak structure used in the building was still intact. After the special repair by the National Cultural Relics Bureau in 83, the original style was still maintained. The stones on the ground are still paved thousands of years ago, antique, real, friendly, and can't see the deliberate carving. The Great Temple Feilai Palace is a rare ancient building complex of wooden structures in the southwest of China. The red house on the left side of the main hall behind the temple is Qianshan Hall. The existing column and it was displayed to tourists at home and abroad in 2004. The 17-year-old Song Dynasty, unearthed in the town of Emei Luomu in 2002, has a span of nearly 140 years and weighs 16.32 tons of iron money, known as China's first money.

Emeishan

9.7km from Qingyin Pavilion-Wannian Temple