Introduction to Wenfeng Temple: Wenfeng Temple was built in the 11th year of Yongzheng reign of the Qing Dynasty, and its hidden name is Sangnaga Zhuolin (which means the lamasery of secret religious institution and happy paradise). The scenery inside the temple is recognized as the best among all temples in Lijiang. The main existing buildings are the main hall and the monks' rooms in the two courtyards. The main hall is a triple eaves pavilion-style building with a width of 22 meters and a total depth of 20.2 meters. The top roof has four corners and spires, shaped like a square pavilion. The space inside the hall is grand and spacious, 4 meters high. Six square gold pillars are carved with lotus petals and various patterns, supporting a large bird stand carved with curling cloud patterns. The whole body of the column is covered with gold foil, giving people a sense of grace and luxury. The bucket-shaped caisson is painted with the Eight Treasures of Lamaism and the Vajra Seat, which has strong local characteristics.