Yuncheng Beichi Ji King Temple | A photo spot that maintains its historical appearance

|A photo spot that maintains its historical appearance. Beichi Ji King Temple was built to commemorate Hou Ji, the ancestor of human agriculture. Beichi Ji King Temple is a north-facing courtyard with a south-facing entrance. The temple is grand, with a complete layout, simple design, and luxurious decorations, maintaining its original historical appearance. The main buildings include the Ji King Hall and the stage from the Ming Dynasty, as well as the Land Temple, east and west side halls, and ear halls from the Qing Dynasty. The layout and form of the buildings are very asymmetrical, with a hammer on the east and a mallet on the west. The Ji King Hall is the main hall, with three rooms, six rafters, a single-eave gable roof, glazed tile edges, glazed tile ridge decorations, three single-eave brackets under the front eaves, and a flat bracket in each room. The inner walls of the main hall of Beichi Ji King Temple have a large portrait of Chairman Mao and the "Three Old Articles"; the back wall of the stage has a brick carving shadow wall of about 9 square meters. Address: Beichi Village, Yangwang Town, Xinjiang County, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province Self-driving: Drive from the People's Government of Xinjiang County, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province to Beichi Ji King Temple, about 30.5 km, about 59 minutes. Opening hours: Contact the cultural relics protection officer