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Among the few remaining Xizi Pavilions in Taiwan, the scale here is considered to be large and complete, but there are very few individual visitors who will visit specially

The Sanctuary Pavilion, which saves paper, can feel the passage of time a little bit, but it is a pity that the explanation card is not enough!

Some people feel boring in this kind of place. I myself think it is very beautiful, and the better it gets, the content inside is worth slowly admiring. If you are interested in the monuments, remember to visit.

Taoyuan Longtan Sacred Relic Pavilion, a city-designated third-level historic site, is located beside No. 81 Shengting Road, Longtan District, Taoyuan City. It was built in the first year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1875). Built in 1925, and in 1995, part of the garden was cut off due to the widening of Shengting Road, forming the holy site pavilion that is close to the road today, but it is still the best-maintained and largest scale in the country. Jingzi Pavilion (Xizi Pavilion). Longtan Sacred Trail Pavilion is surrounded by green forests and elegant environment. The rectangular three-entry axis-symmetrical pattern is solemn and reverent. It is full of ancient flavors. Walk into the Sacred Pavilion from the outside, and climb up the steps through the Shanmen, Toumen and Zhongmen. An architectural detail is worth savoring carefully. The lettering "Cross Hua Cun Shen" above the furnace mouth of the Holy Relic Pavilion fully reflects the ancients' respect for words.

I visited again many years later, and it was well organized. It seems that the instructions for using the Xizi stove are missing, and there is a new earth temple next to it, which is not very meaningful.

The Xizi Tower, also commonly known as the Sacred Pavilion, is a place for burning papers with text on it. It is the embodiment of respect for knowledge in ancient times and the worship of text. Because of the influence of Confucianism and imperial scholars, the text is divine Noble status, writing on paper must be burned with sincerity and respect. The Longtan Sacred Pavilion, located in the independent courtyard, is the most complete and largest Xizi Pavilion in Taiwan. It was established in 1875 and later rebuilt in 1925. Utilizing a symmetrical design with a central axis, there are pavilions, middle gates, and head gates, so that the small park still presents a solemn feeling. In the memories of the older generation, the script that had written the characters was incinerated in a character furnace at the beginning, which is called a sacred or welcome sacred mark. On weekdays, there will be an old man carrying a word basket shouting to collect copy paper along the street. Until the early post-war period, some Hakka villages still kept the custom of collecting calligraphy paper. After the sacrifice, they sent ashes into streams and flowed out of the sea. The outflow of water through the ashes meant that civilization spread to the whole world, and the existence of the sacred relic pavilion had a more special meaning.

It was built in Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty. At that time, writing paper was not needed and needed to be burned. In order to burn down the local literati, they initiated the construction of the holy site pavilion. The purpose of the holy site pavilion has nothing to do with the emperor.

The third-level monuments are not easy to repair, and you can walk inside. Don't have caves, green trails. There are not many crowds, and occasional friends who catch treasures also stay for a short time.