Confucious& X27;temple In Zhengzhou Royalty-Free Stock Photo

The Confucious& x27;Temple of Zhengzhou was founded in the Yongping period of the Ming emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Zhengzhou Confucious& x27;temple in the early Yuan Dynasty occupied 37 mu, consisting of the front courtyard, the middle court and the backyard. There are lattice gate, pan pool and halberd door in the front yard. There are great hall and East - west room in the center. The backyard has the Ming Lun hall, the kiosk and the Zun Jing Pavilion. There are also the ancestral shrines, Qi Shengci, the ancestral shrine, the golden voice and the jade, Gurummen, the Ryan gate, the sacrificial library, the musical instrument library, the God chefs, the Yude storehouse, the barn, the nursery room, the slaughtering hall, the entrance to Germany, the practice fasting, the sincere fasting and so on.