Introduction to Yunyang Temple: Formerly known as Shousheng Temple, it was built in the Tang Dynasty. There are four existing buildings: the Mountain Gate, the Four Heavenly Kings Hall, the Three Western Temples, and the Main Hall. There are three square brick towers with dense eaves in the northeast direction of the temple, which were built in the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties respectively. Yunyang Temple is surrounded by mountains and rivers, taking advantage of the mountain terrain to go up layer by layer. Four groups of buildings are arranged on a four-level platform with a height difference of 5 meters. In its heyday, the total construction area reached more than 20,000 square meters.