Fulong Temple

In Dujiangyan Scenic Area Lidui Park, a spectacular building at the north end of Yugong Road is Fulongguan, also known as Laowang Temple, Li Gongci, Ligong Temple, etc., is a temple to commemorate Li Bing. Guan was named because of the legend of Li Bing's fall of the dragon. Legend has it that Li Bing father and son had uniformed Lijiang Neilong when he was in the water, and locked it in Fulongtan under the pile. The descendants of the Northern Song Dynasty changed their name to Fulongguan, and began to take charge of the incense with Taoists. Fulongguan's original temple was double, and Li Bing Palace was built between the Qing Dynasty and the same rule, and the main temple was triple. In 1959, when the repair, the Jade Emperor Palace and Xiyu Building were merged and converted into reinforced concrete brick and wood rowing. The standing Fulong view is built on three sides of the hanging off the pile, one side with 42-level width three feet five-inch stone steps and open dams connected, the triple temples are raised step by step along the mountain, appearing particularly majestic and solemn. We planned to visit Fulongguan when we returned from the tour of the fish mouth, but due to time, we left regrets. Fulongguan was hit hard in the 2008 Wenchuan "5.12" earthquake. At that time, the earthquake wave passed through the Longmen Mountain fault zone, and Fulongguan was shaken with debris, beams and pillars shifted, and the shape was skewed. Later, after re-construction, the old Fulongguan was restored.

Fulongguan is a Taoist building, built from the ridge, the ancient name of the old king temple, Li Gongxuan, because of legend Li Bing father and son fell dragon here. The early year of the Northern Song Dynasty changed to Li Bing, and changed its name to Fulongguan. The existing temple is triple, which was rebuilt during the Qing Dynasty and Tongzhi period. The overall direction of the building is to sit west to east, and the whole building is to rest on the roof of the mountain. The complex does not emphasize the central axis, and along the deep direction, the old king's hall, the iron Buddha hall, the jade emperor hall and other single buildings are built on the topography, the front is closed, and the back is open. Chen in the middle of the front hall, the statue of Li Bingshi in the East Han Dynasty, which was born in 1974, is an artistic treasure of Chinese Han Dynasty sculpture, providing reliable physical evidence for the study of Dujiangyan's history, humanities, water conservancy management and so on. In the hall there are also the stone statues of the East Han Dynasty, the relics of the Tang Dynasty Jinxian Princess and the Princess Yuzhen when they were in Qingcheng Mountain Monastery - Feilong Tieding. Fulongguan has achieved high achievements in site selection, overall composition, layout, architectural space treatment and artistic characteristics and functional use, which has certain significance for the development, evolution and management of Taoist architecture in Dujiangyan.

Fulongguan is one of the important ancient buildings in the Dujiangyan Scenic Area, a world cultural heritage site. It is located in Lidui Park. The existing buildings are built in the middle of the Ming Dynasty. It has a history of more than 400 years and is well preserved.

According to legend, Li Bing and his son had fallen here when he was treating water. On the second floor of Fulongguan, there are platforms and pavilions overlooking the panoramic view of Dujiangyan. Standing on Fulongguan, the foot is the bottle mouth, and the water is in a hurry. There is a walking path next to the Lijiang River, and you can follow the Lijiang River water. It is a good location for the bottle.

The legend of "Fulongguan" is that Li Bing father and son used to descend the dragon under the heap when he was treating the water. Fulongguan has three-fold existing temples, and the front hall is neutral with the statue of Li Bingshi carved in the Eastern Han Dynasty. There are also the stone statues of the East Han Dynasty and the Feilongding of the Tang Dynasty. Standing at the mouth of Fulong and watching the Dujiangyan Baoping, the Lijiang River flows endlessly, flows to the vast fields, flows to the reservoirs in the hilly mountains, flows into factories, flows into parks, flows into every family, benefiting generations!

Everything excavated by the river in Dujiangyan over the past generations is displayed in it.