202 1 Is there Laba porridge in Nanshan Temple in Taizhou?

The Nanshan Temple, which was first built in Taizhou, Jiangsu Province and the Tang Dynasty, has a long history. After thousands of years, it has been concerned by all walks of life and loved by the people. On the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, abundant Laba porridge is always cooked here, but this year, due to the epidemic situation, the Laba porridge scheduled for June 5438+1October 20 will be cancelled.

Taizhou Nanshan Law Association cancels Laba porridge activity. Dear protectors, honesty:

According to the current epidemic prevention and control situation and the requirements of relevant departments, in order to further improve the epidemic prevention and control work, reduce the gathering of people, and ensure the health and life safety of the people, it is decided through research that the temple will cancel the porridge delivery activity of Laba on 202 1 1 20 (the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month). Please tell each other.

For the health of you and others, please go to the temple to consciously wear a mask, show your health code, register your real name, actively cooperate with your temperature measurement, and keep a distance of more than one meter from the people around you.

I wish you all in advance: Laba is auspicious, healthy, safe and happy! May we unite as one, * * * overcome difficulties and * * * welcome an auspicious New Year!

Taizhou Nanshan Temple Nanshan Temple Daxiong Hall is the double eaves of Immortal Hall, and the big column in the hall is a rare ancient golden nanmu. The double-eaved roof of the Temple of Heaven belongs to the highest roof style in the history of ancient architecture in China, and is generally used in the main halls of palaces and temples. It belongs to the same type as the Hall of Supreme Harmony in Beijing and Dai Temple in Shandong. Only the Confucian Temple in Suzhou and the Nanshan Temple in Taizhou, Jiangsu Province are in this form. Professor Chen Congzhou, a famous ancient architecture expert and landscape artist in China, spoke highly of it when he visited Taizhou. This used to be the cultural center of ancient Taizhou. 1957, the temple was listed as the "Cultural Relics Protection Unit of Jiangsu Province".

Things have changed, and Nanshan Temple has experienced thousands of years of wind and frost. After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), Nanshan Temple was changed into a factory, and the buildings in the temple were gradually demolished, leaving only the Ursa Major Hall (now called Tongyuan Hall) and several houses for monks to live in. On 20 1 1 year, Taizhou started the restoration of Nanshan Temple in an all-round way. After the demolition is completed, the construction will be started in June 20 14.