Shisheng Temple is called Lotus Pure Land Shisheng Temple, and because it is a royal monastery built by the emperor Taiji in the early Qing Dynasty, also known as the imperial temple, it is the most famous Tibetan Buddhist Gelu temple in the northeast. The most mysterious in the temple is the law protection building, the original Mahagala law protection statue that was dedicated to pure gold, the treasure of the town temple, mysteriously lost in the late Republic of China, has become an unsolved mystery.

Shisheng Temple was a royal temple in the Qing Dynasty because the Manchu people believed in lamaism. It was a rare Tibetan Buddhist temple outside Tibet. There is also a Xibo family temple that is also worth a visit. Unfortunately, because of the epidemic, the entire northern market is sparsely populated, and the weekend performances have also stopped.

Located in the North Market, it is also a very fragrant temple in Shenyang. When there is a temple fair every year, there are a lot of people, and there is a street snack outside, which is worth seeing.

Shisheng Temple is the imperial temple of Shenyang Weiyi every year to the first day of the New Year, many people come to Shisheng Temple to pray for blessings, which is also a beautiful scenery in Shenyang. The Imperial Temple Fair, there are snacks from all over the country for tourists to enjoy, there are performances and various special products, and there is no need to go far away. It is a good choice to visit the Imperial Temple Fair.

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The temple is called the Lotus Pure Land Shisheng Temple, which is the Qing Dynasty royal family temple built by the Emperor Taiji, and is therefore also known as the temple. The imperial temple is a Tibetan Buddhist temple, and its architectural style and regulations are obviously Chinese; the inscription of the stone monument after the Temple of Heavenly Kings is more engraved in four languages: Manchu, Han, Meng, and Hui; the Maitreya Bodhisattva and Wei Bodhisattva, which are worshipped by the Shanmen Temple, are typical of the image of Han Buddhism. The Buddha and Bodhisattva statues worshiped in other temples are all Tibetan Buddhist images, with the temples in East and West, and Han Buddhism generally worshipped the Galan Bodhisattva and the ancestors, and the White and Green Mothers in the Imperial Temple respectively; these are relatively rare. The temple is now renovated, the temple is full of incense, and there are still believers in the long head in front of the temple; the monks, staff and (jushi) volunteers in the temple are very kind and peaceful.