Huangdaxian Park

The ancient temple of Huang Daxian was built in the 12th year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1873), and its initial name was Huangxian Weng Temple. It was rebuilt twice in 1984 and 1997, and was expanded into Wong Tai Sin Park in 2005. The park covers an area of 130,000 square meters and is famous for its strange stones, forests, cool breezes and secluded scenery. It is a cultural relics protection unit in Dongguan City. Wong Tai Sin Park adheres to the traditional Chinese architectural style, with Wenchang Pavilion and Daxian Family Temple, which are naturally integrated with the surrounding ecological environment and become a beautiful tourist attraction in Qishi Town. Among them, Wenchang Pavilion was built on May 12, 2006. The pavilion has a unique design style, and combines traditional culture and classic ink books. There are couplets and plaques carved from rosewood in many places in the pavilion. Among them, the "Wenchang Pavilion" plaque is carved with Burmese rosewood and inscribed by Li Duo, a master of calligraphy in Hunan.