Changsheng Temple

Changsheng Temple Pavilion is now a Yangzhou-level cultural relics protection unit located on the east bank of the ancient canal of the north of Yuejin Bridge in Yangzhou City. It was originally a building in Changsheng Temple, also known as Maitreya Pavilion. The plane is octagonal, brick and wood structure, octagonal spire, about 20 meters high. The interior is three floors, the exterior is two-fold, and there are two wooden waist-level flat seats between the weights. The roof is a copper gourd, and the bottom floor has an arch on each side, covering an area of about 100 square meters. It has been restored in 2002 as a tourist attraction on the ancient canal tour line.

Walk along the ancient canal, not far from the canal west road leap into the bridge is this Changsheng Temple Pavilion. View this temple built during Qing Jiaqing years through the canal. The pavilion is octagonal, three floors up and down, and the roof is a copper gourd. It is a traditional Buddhist building. The scenery is unique against the green willow green water.