Geyuansi

The Pavilion Temple was built in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the earliest existing building is the Wenshu Temple built in the early Liao Dynasty. One of them has high historical, scientific and artistic value. Geyuan Temple, known as "Geziyuan" before the Ming Dynasty, may have been a temple dominated by attics by the name. Wenshu Hall is the representative of the official-style architecture in the early Liao Dynasty. In the history of ancient Chinese architecture, its reduced columns, bucket arches, window lattices, murals, painted outer edges, the original body statue in the hall and the ancient bell in the southeast corner of the courtyard are the pavilion temple. "Seven Absolutes". As a "national treasure", the core of Geyuan Temple also refers to this "Wenshu Temple".