Auspicious Temple Auspicious Temple is located in South Street of Meili Town. It is said that it was built in the Three Kingdoms period (238-25 1), so it is also called "Chiwu Ancient Temple", which is one of the earliest temples built in Changshu. There are more than 20 original temple houses, such as Guanyin Hall, abbot's room and meditation room, with shady trees and secluded bamboo paths. There is a mound in front of buddhist nun, about 50 meters long and 5 meters high. There is a dead tree on the mound, engraved with the words "Chiwu Site". According to legend, Wu Guotai, Sun Quan's mother, came to buddhist nun to make a pilgrimage and tied the boat to this tree. In the eighth year of Qing Daoguang (1828) and the twenty-eighth year of Guangxu (1902), people raised funds to repair it.
Huo Keji, Huo Keji is located in the former site of Cao 'an Temple in Dongdong Village, bixi town. Cao An was built in the 15th year of Qing Qianlong (1750), with the original mountain gate, main hall, wing and tablet pavilion. There are eighteen stars on the wings. Fayu Temple in Putuo Mountain records the Buddhist events of Cao An outside the East Gate of Changshu. This temple was originally the lower hall of the ancestral hall, and was demolished on 1958. 1995, Changshu Municipal People's Government approved the establishment of Bixi Buddhist activity site, and chose the former Cao An site to build a temple. 1999 1 1 On the eighth day of the month, the opening ceremony of the Jade Buddha Tower and the abbot's ascension ceremony were held, and it was renamed as Huokeji (in memory of Huokeji at the north gate of the old Changshu).
Chongfu Temple Chongfu Temple, formerly known as Chongfu Temple, commonly known as Shezhai Temple, is located in Hengjing Village, Shajiabang Town. At the beginning of Jiatai in the Southern Song Dynasty, the Su family of Li nationality offered Buddha to monks, hence the name. In the second year of Song Jiaxi (1238), Zong Yi, a monk, was rebuilt, and later Zongliang, a monk, was replaced by a new one. In the twenty years of Ming Hongwu (1387), the monk was implicit and gave his family a post. At the beginning of Yongle, monks developed their skills in Lin and Daoqin. During the period from the beginning of Xuande to Chenghua, three halls were built to worship the Buddha statue of III, with strict regulations. In the seventh year of Zheng De (15 12), Qian Renfu, the minister of the Ministry of Industry, inscribed Chongfu Temple, and Zhu Yunming, the Wumen, wrote a book and stood in the temple. In the 23rd year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (1684), Sangshi was rebuilt.
Zhi Lin Temple Zhi Lin Temple, formerly known as Zhi Lin Temple, is located in the western suburb of Xu's office in Dong Bang Town. In the first year of Tang Dynasty (758), it was built as Ai 'an Temple. In the second year of Tang Xiantong (86 1), he moved to Li. During the Five Dynasties, the state government was ordered to renovate it. In the 4th year of Song Dynasty (110), it was renamed Zhi Lin Temple to avoid the name of "Anling" in the tomb of Xuanzu Zhao Yin. In the eighth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1580), Xu Wei, the minister of the Ministry of Industry, rebuilt it. Behind the temple is the East-West Zen Hall. In the Five Dynasties, the West Zen Hall was named Meiyuan by Mei Shizhong, the general of wuyue, and the later Meiyuan was the ancestral hall of Qian. The ancestral temple was managed by monks on a daily basis, and the East Temple collapsed and abandoned in the early Qing Dynasty. In the forty-ninth year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (17 10), a monk, Zhi Deng, and local people spent Jing Rui to rebuild Tianwang Temple. During the Qianlong period, people in the village restored it again. In the thirty-first year of Qianlong (1766), Kangjitian, a magistrate of a county