紅廟 - Ligang Township

The Lijiang Minnan, who was killed by the Zhang-Chang incident, was opposite to the other "White Temple" that was enshrined in the Hong Kong-born Hakkas. The barriers were clear.

Thousands of people here are unable to manifest themselves. There are: Zhou Xing, Zhang Xing, Fan Xing, Chen Xing and many other surnames, totaling 2,700, 65 and Qingbing 1,300. The surnamed Du is the leader, and the place is sealed as the god, and the place is peaceful.

During the Qing Dynasty in Taiwan, in October of the 12th year of Daoguang (1832), Xu Cheng of Yanchao Jiaosu Village responded to Zhang Bing and called for the eradication of the Hakka people with the call of "destroying the Cantonese people". The Hakka Liudui then elected Zeng Weizhong as the "Great Premier" and supervisor Li Dingguan as the "Vice Premier". The Youdui Army was formed by Wuluo, Gaoshu, and Daluguanzhuang. Japan) attacked the southern Fujian settlement of Ali Port, but was resisted by Ma Li, a Minnan native of Tukuzhuang. In this war, Zhong Renshou's "Sixdui Hakka Village Local Records" records: "The thieves were wiped out as many as 2,000 people, and their bodies were scattered all over the field. , Liudui Headquarters is very sorry.”[1] Liudui was also punished by the Qing court. Two Hakka scholars, Huang Xiangyun, Huang Tingsan, Xing A Shuang were executed on behalf of others, Li Dingguan was executed in front of the Xishi Zhongyi Temple, Zeng Weizhong was poisoned on the way to escort Beijing, and hundreds of other Hakka people were convicted. [1]. The original name of the ancestral hall for the deceased in southern Fujian was "Ten Thousand Tombs". Later, Zhuang Min thought that this name might cause more deaths and injuries, so he changed it to "Men and Women's Altar". Temple" [2]. In addition to the red and white temples, Guangxingzhuang in Minong has set up the Anle altar to worship Huang Tingsan and Xing Ashuang[1]. The Red Temple was originally located on the Danshui River embankment in today's Guojiang Village, but was relocated to the village in 1923 due to easy flooding [2]. When it was reported in 1999 and 2000, the local people did not know the origin of the two temples. The local elders thought that the bones of the Hokkien people who died in the fighting were buried behind the White Temple, and the bones of the Hakka people were buried near the Red Temple [3]. The Aligang Cultural Association collected relevant historical materials, assisted in the compilation of Ligang Township Chronicles, and included the Red and White Temples in the records [2]. After the second high-tech-Juru section of the South Second High-tech Zone was opened to traffic, the Ligang Township Office also planned to list this temple, Yubai Temple, Ligang Shuangci Palace, and Lanjia Ancient House as attractions worth visiting in Ligang[4].