Shanghai City God Temple, located at 249 Fangbang Middle Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai, faces north and spans approximately 3,000 square meters. Legend has it that it was built during the Three Kingdoms period by Sun Hao, the ruler of Wu. Since the Tang Dynasty, temples dedicated to the City God have been built in the Shanghai area. The temple was restored in 1994 and officially opened to believers on January 31, 1995. The main buildings inside the temple include the main hall, Yuanchen Hall, parents' hall, Guan Yu Hall, and Wenchang Hall, totaling nine halls. These buildings feature typical southern-style architecture with red walls, tile roofs, and majestic structures typical of the Ming Dynasty layout, adorned with flying eaves and intricate decorations. The temple complex, including the Taoist temple, Old City God Temple snacks, Lotus Pond, Hu Xin Pavilion, and Nine-Bend Bridge, forms a distinctive cultural landmark of Shanghai's "Old City." In January 2012, it was awarded the title of National Civilized Scenic Tourist Area (National Civilized Unit). In 2013, Shanghai City God Temple was honored with the "Second National Advanced Collective for Creating Harmonious Temples and Churches" award. In 2019, it was awarded the title of "Five-Star Civilized and Harmonious Temple and Church."
Негізгі бет 上海 黄浦 城隍庙商圈 【City God Temple Commercial District】
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