Introduction to Bailu Temple: Bailu Temple was built in the Yuanhe period of Tang Dynasty (806-820 AD). The emperor of Tang Dynasty proposed the construction of the temple and gave it "Bailu Temple". Then Yiyang Buddhism began to flourish, and together with Guanghua, Xifeng and Longya, they formed the four major jungles. From 1858 to the "Cultural Revolution", the temple was repeatedly destroyed. It was rebuilt in 1985 and opened to the outside world in 1990. Zhao Puchu, president of the Chinese Buddhist Association, inscribed the name of the temple.