Introduction to Hongshan Ancient Temple: Hongshan Ancient Temple is located in the remnants of Hongshan Mountain in Chenjing Village, Zhanghe Town, south of the Zhanghe Scenic Area. It was called Guandi Temple in ancient times, also known as Baishu Temple. It was first built in the first year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1796), covering an area of It covers an area of ​​2,000 square meters and faces south. It is divided into two front and back halls. Each of the two halls is composed of three brick-wood structures and a lobby more than two feet high. The roof ridges are decorated with Buddhist jars and faucets. The lintel of the temple door is inlaid with the inscription "Hongshan Mountain". "Ancient Temple" has four big characters in Wei style.
Hongshan Temple has been popular since its construction, and the Buddhist statues and scriptures in the temple have been well preserved. It has now become one of the main attractions in the Zhanghe Scenic Area.