文档介绍：The Linggu Temple
Cotents
The Ten-Thousand-Laborer Pond
The Gate of Warriors and Officials
The Memorial Gateway
The Beamless Hall
The No. One Cemetery
The Linggu Pagoda
Baogong Pagoda & The Zhigong Hall
The Little Linggu Temple
The Tomb for Tan Yankai
The Ten-Thousand-Laborer Pond
It is monly-seen set-free-pond we could easily find in front of the temples.
The Gate of Warriors and Officials
It is a three-arched gate of warriors and officials in ancient style built in the year of 1928 by reinforced concrete.
The Memorial Gateway
It used to be the Hall of Heavenly is a reinforced one in ancient style with 5 doors.
In front of the archway are standing a pair of animals named Pixiu.
The Beamless Hall
It is the building among the temple's interesting features, the Wuliang Hall, commonly called the "beamless hall" because, unlike most Chinese buildings, it is built entirely of masonry.
The No. One Cemetery
There is a large flower nursery,The nursery used to be the No. One Cemetery. On its both sides at the rear there are still standing two memorials to the martyrs.
The Linggu Pagoda
It is in the back of the Linggu Temple, built in 1929, and originally named as memorial pagoda for sacrificed soldiers in the national revolution.
Baogong Pagoda The Zhigong Hall
Baogong Pagoda is the tomb for the noted Monk Bao Zhi of the Southern Dynasties.
The Zhigong Hall is used to enshrine the statue of Bao Zhi.
The Little Linggu Temple
To the east of the Beamless Hall lies the present Linggu Temple, which is much smaller than it was. The temple is rebuilt on the site of the former Hall of the Dragon King.