Introduction to Longhua Temple: Longhua Temple, also known as "Reclining Buddha Temple" and "Living Buddha Temple", is one of the oldest famous temples in Yunnan Province. It was built during the Tianyou period of the Tang Dynasty (904-907 AD). It has a history of more than a thousand years and is a complex of ancient palace-style buildings. The temple building is large-scale and solemn. In addition to the main hall, two chambers, halls, bell and drum towers and corridors, there are more than 110 large and small houses such as two ears, two pavilions, and Yuantong towers. They are divided into four front and rear courtyards. It is one of the oldest preserved buildings in Yunnan Province. It is an early and relatively complete ancient building complex and is a national cultural relic.