Introduction of Shanghai Chenghuang Temple Scenic Spots

The main attractions of Shanghai City God Temple are Chenyuan Temple, Cihang Temple and City God Temple.

1, Chen Yuantang: Also known as Sixty Jiazitang. "Yuan" means "kindness" and "Chen Yuan" means auspicious day. Chen Yuanshen is an ancient god in China, which is related to the annual wealth of everyone in China. In ancient China, heavenly stems and earthly branches matched the children from Jiazi to Guihai in a cycle, taking sixty as a week, so it was also called Sixty Jiazi, thus forming Chen Yuan's Taoist belief.

2. Cihang Hall: Cihang Hall is dedicated to the goddess of eyes (attending eye diseases), tuas Cihang (Lord Taiping) and Tianhou Niangniang (Lord Taiping at sea). On the door of Cihang Temple, there is a couplet "Good and evil will eventually be rewarded, and there is a god in three feet" and a plaque "Cihang Pudu".

3. Chenghuang Temple: The last entrance of Chenghuang Temple is Chenghuang Temple. Couplets are hung on both sides of the Town God Temple to praise the justice of the Town God. "The fortunes here are clear, the clues are difficult to pass, and the judgment of good and evil should be selfless." The plaque reads "Ling Wei is outstanding".

Festival activities of Shanghai Chenghuang Temple

The colorful customs and human feelings during the festival are opportunities to experience traditional culture. The large-scale festival activities of Yuyuan Town God Temple are rich in content, including New Year's Folk Lantern Festival, Spring Folk Temple Fair and Autumn Folk Exhibition, as well as Yuyuan Food Festival, Silk Festival, Ginseng Festival, Tea Culture Festival, Wine Culture Festival, Fan Culture Festival, Calligraphy and Painting Art Festival, Folk Artists Festival and Tourism Food Festival.

As the saying goes, "Food is the most important thing for the people". There are so many kinds of delicious food in China, and the spiced beans and pear paste sugar in Chenghuang Temple are famous at home and abroad. Zongzi in Jiaxing and Tangyuan in Ningbo, etc. , reflecting the different tastes and habits of people everywhere.