Guangsheng Temple, a famous ancient temple, is located in the northeast of Hongdong County 17 km south of Huoshan Mountain.

Guangsheng Temple is famous for its glass tower. You change to a battery car at the tourist center. After 20 minutes' journey, you come to the gate of Guangsheng Temple and enter the mountain gate. The first thing you see is a small and exquisite hanging door with a plaque inscribed by Jeff, "Guangsheng Temple". In the courtyard of the pagoda, a towering glass pagoda appeared in front of us, which is the famous landmark of Guangsheng Temple in Hong Tong-Hongfei Pagoda.

It is said that this tower is called Hongfei Tower, because it is decorated with colored glass and looks like a rainbow after rain in the sun, so it is called Hongfei Tower. According to the data, Hongfei Tower is a pavilion-type tantric tower with an octagonal plane and a total of 13 floors. This tower is 47.63 meters high. The brick tower is decorated with houses, shrines, corner columns, arches, railings, vases, flower covers, lotus petals, flowers, dragons and phoenixes, King Kong Lux, boys, bodhisattvas, immortals and other components. Follow the guide's hand and look at the second and third floors of the tower. I can see that the scales and claws of dragons and phoenixes are vivid, dazzling and powerful, the buddhas and bodhisattvas are solemn, the innocent monks and lively teenagers are full of movement and have a feeling of being vividly portrayed.

Arriving at the Amitabha Hall, the 2-meter-high copper-cast Amitabha sits in the center, with Guanyin on the left and the general trend on the right. The Three Buddhas form the "Three Saints of the West". In that world, there is no suffering, only happiness, no evil, only beauty, which is the "pure land of the West" that everyone yearns for. There are many classic cabinets around the temple, and the precious "Zhao Jincheng Cang" is preserved here. Out of the Amitabha Hall, I came to the Ursa Hall. I was attracted by two coopers in front of the hall. I saw two trees, one left and one right, guarding the hall like loyal guards. Surprisingly, the two trees are symmetrical in art and science. The one on the left turns to the left, the one on the right turns to the right, and all the cypresses on Guangsheng Temple Mountain turn to the left. Isn't this a problem left by nature? Wei Tuo Hall, Pilu Hall, Shenxian Cave, Dizang King Hall and Baiyi Guanyin Hall are magnificent, showing the perfection of art and architecture.

Coming down from the mountain, I saw the famous ring of fire. Unfortunately, spring has been surrounded by glass walls. According to the local security guard, the fire spring has become the water source of the people in Hongdong, and pollution must be prevented. The story of Hong Zhao fighting for water and making money in the frying pan is even more famous. At that time, Hong Tong and Zhao Cheng were divided into two counties. People in these two counties often lose their lives when fighting for water sources. Local officials set up an oil pan beside the fire spring to solve the water conflict and burn the oil pan to boiling temperature. Ten copper coins were thrown into it, and whoever caught more gave more water. Tough Zhao Cheng people * * * caught seven coppers, while Hong Tong people only caught three. Now we see a 60-copper water diversion pavilion. In order to attract tourists, savvy locals often soak watermelons and beer in water to bring a little coolness to thirsty tourists.

North of the fire spring is the lower hall of Guangsheng Temple. Guided by the tour guide, we visited Qian Dian, Houda Hall, Shuidian Hall and Mingyingwang Hall, but what impressed me the most was the murals in the hall, whether it was the following picture, a play picture, a rain prayer picture, a dressing picture, a fisherman selling fish, or a play picture of Mingyingwang Hall. In this way, we ended our visit to Guangsheng Temple in a muddle. When the sun sets, we can see the mountains and cypresses and listen to the flowing water in spring. Being in this pleasant and dreamlike beauty always gives people a feeling of lingering.