1, Huguo Temple, one of the eight temples in Beijing, was founded in the Yuan Dynasty. It was originally the official residence of Tuoketuo, the prime minister of the Yuan Dynasty, and was originally named Guo Chong Temple (North Temple). In the fourth year of Xuande in Ming Dynasty (1429), it was renamed Dalongshan Temple. In the eighth year of Chenghua in Ming Dynasty (1472), it was named Dalongshan Temple to protect the country.

2. Huguo Temple, which was renovated in the sixty-first year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1722), was named Huguo Temple, also known as West Temple, echoing Long Fu Temple, the East Temple. Huguo Temple snacks are mainly Beijing-style snacks. After years of development, the varieties have also changed. There are nearly 100 varieties such as refined stuffing Yuanxiao, Muslim glutinous rice balls and Aiwowo.

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Huguo Temple, the second tower next to the temple, is called stupa. "Before and after the temple is divided into five. There are many stone tablets in the courtyard, among which Zhao Mengfu's Monument to the Master of Worship in the First Year of Qing Dynasty and Su Wei's Co-published Monument to Longan in the Twenty-fourth Year of Zheng Zheng are famous.

In addition to offering sacrifices to Buddhist ancestors, there are statues of the Prime Minister of the Yuan Dynasty and his wife, and the Yao Cinema built to assist the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty. There are also several acres of vineyards, which shows its scale.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Tang Yan wrote "Occasional Story of Heaven": "Longshan Huguo Temple, commonly known as Huguo Temple, was the Guo Chong Temple in the Yuan Dynasty. Zhao Shu played the public monument, and the dangerous servant selected the public monument, all under the eastern steps of the temple. On July 7 and 8, there was a temple market, adjacent to Long Fu Temple, but open to the public. "

Huguo Temple Temple Fair is as famous as Long Fu Temple Fair, which is the so-called "East-West Temple" West Temple. "Zhi Zhu Ci in Kyoto" says: "The East and West temples are genuine, which can cost millions a day. How many noble people are here, and the clothes are still fragrant. "