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The historical color of the Wu Temple itself makes it legendary, and it is also the birthplace of the saltwater bee cannon. In addition to the traditional historical buildings, 3D paintings and special installation art have also been added in recent years, which is a temple that integrates modernity and tradition.

Yanyan Wu Temple is a well-known religious center in Yanan The annual mother and the circumnavigation of the border and the famous beacon activity have made it a prosperous incense and an enduring reputation. It has a history of more than 300 years The main shrine is Guan Shengdijun At the gate, you can see a huge golden dragon statue of Guan Gong It is said that the beacon gun originated in the Guangxu period. Due to the prevalence of the epidemic, the residents asked Guan Shengdi to issue a decree to use firecrackers to drive away the epidemic during the Lantern Festival. As a result, the epidemic really subsided. Later, it evolved into the annual Lantern Festival to use beacon cannons to drive away good luck and avoid evil. The Wu Temple has a long history, and its structure is relatively simple. Many inscriptions in the temple The general Ma with the temple has a simple and simple style, and it is full of cuteness with a red flower. The cutting and sticking process on the top of the house is complicated and colorful, which is very exciting There are also many pottery wall blocks on the outer wall, depicting the story of Fengshenbang or Romance of the Three Kingdoms The three-storey Yulian Temple at the rear is the main shrine of Guanyin on the first floor. The style is more classic and elegant. On the second and third floors, the whole golden wall is brilliant Caesarean wells, red pillars, dragon walls, plus the height of the two-story building, are solemn Fully worthy of appreciation If you have the opportunity to come to salt water, You can take some time to visit the Wu Temple Welcome to follow my fan page pure yo ?

When it comes to salt water, the first thing that comes to your mind must be the salt water bee cannon, but because this year is the Year of the Tiger, the new work "Yuegang Tiger" by 3D painting master Zeng Jincheng will be exhibited at the Yeguang Theme Park behind the Yanyan Wu Temple this year. We also specially hired a lacquer artist from Africa to throw out the beehive wall that can only be seen under the dark night. It is very suitable for walking here, and you can take many beautiful photos ^^

The Saltwater Martial Arts Temple, famous for its saltwater bee cannon, is actually a temple with a history! Why is the Wu Temple Fair related to the bee cannon? Take a look at the following legends! At the end of the Qing Dynasty, due to the spread of the plague, the salt water declined, and the local people prayed for Guan Shengdijun to travel around the country. At that time, it was decided to make a detour from the 13th day of the first lunar month on the ascension day of Guan Shengdijun to the Lantern Festival, and where the mikoshi passed, the residents set off fireworks and firecrackers. After three days of detour, the salt water is full of smoke and sulphur. It is said that the plague has really slowed down. In the future, almost every year in the future, residents will conduct detours and release bees at this time!

The North Sky Lantern and the South Bee Cannon, the Saltwater Beehive is a big event belonging to the whole Yanhui, a real New Year festival for the saltwater people. Whether it is gathering in the Wu Temple and the Saltwater Kingdom, or stopping by the roadside to watch the colorful sky in the distance, listening to the sound of the ancient town, the whole night is a grand celebration. Last year, due to the epidemic, the Saltwater Bee Cannon was suspended. This year, it was re-hosted but the detour was cancelled and changed to a fixed-point release. The excitement and enthusiasm of the people were still undiminished. There were many people wearing complete protective equipment on the road, and everyone seemed to be meeting next door neighbors. Find out and fight.

The starting point of the world-renowned religious festival, the Saltwater Bee Cannon, is this martial arts temple dedicated to Emperor Guan. As you approached the temple, you could see a solemn and mighty statue of Emperor Guan. There was also a five-clawed golden dragon beside the god (unfortunately, a few of its claws were broken), which further highlighted the majesty of Emperor Guan! If you come to participate in the Yuejin Port Lantern Festival recently, there are 3D painted double-sided paintings next to the temple. From two different angles, you can enjoy the different poses of Guan Shengdijun on display, which is quite interesting! There is also a three-dimensional concave sculpture, no matter which angle you go to, Guan Shengdijun will watch you as you move. In the evening, there is also a tree of life lantern show behind the temple. The most interesting thing is that the tiger is biting the bee cannon, fighting the virus that symbolizes this scourge of the world, and praying for an early cessation of the epidemic.

First time here~ At first the facade is small~ I thought there was nothing~ After going inside to worship~ I just found out ? It turns out that this is the origin of the salt water bee cannon~ The little girl is really blind to Mount Tai~ It's amazing...   Every time I can only see the pictures on the news, a whole scene emerges in front of me~ In addition to the front hall...it turns out that there is a larger Jade Emperor Hall behind it~ Take a closer look~ You will find traces of history~ Every place is carefully crafted~ Very Taiwanese characteristics~ According to the inscription on the Yanwu Temple, it was built during the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty and renovated during the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. It is now a religious belief and folk culture center in Yanshui, and Yanshui Bee Cannon has also become one of the three major carnivals in the horizon. Everyone has come to Yanyan Wu Temple ~ remember to learn about the history ~ you will find that it is very worth visiting~