In fact, the water cube should be built in the position of a small temple. It is said that at 3 pm on August 27th, 2004, several migrant workers were sent to demolish the temple. As a result, it suddenly got dark and a strong wind began to blow wildly. It is reported that a rotating black wind column swept the entire "Water Cube" construction site in mid-air. The wind column is seven or eight meters high and three or four meters thick, and the whirlwind rolls yellow sand around the construction site. The hurricane almost destroyed all the temporary buildings that had just been built to withstand the strong wind of magnitude 7, and the whole construction site was razed to the ground and paralyzed. Forty-four workers were injured and two died. But the Niangniang Temple, which collapsed as soon as it blew in windy areas, was unscathed. Meteorologists call this a once-in-a-century sandstorm, but there has never been a record of a sandstorm in Beijing's meteorological data. At this time, looking at the small temple, the migrant workers found a nest of snakes, which scared the migrant workers to never tear it down again. As a last resort, we have to relocate the Water Cube and the Bird's Nest, and move northward 100 meters on the basis of the original plan to protect the small temple and allocate funds for restoration, so as to make the old temple look brand-new and calm the public's anger. Who dares to touch the ground above the fairy? This small temple was built in the Ming Dynasty 500 years ago. It is located in Ding Cun, Datun North, Chaoyang District, 4 kilometers away from the central axis of Beijing. That is to say, it is in a line with the Forbidden City, with the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube on the left and right. The bird's nest is round and the water cube is square, which embodies the saying that the sky is round and the place is round. ? This temple, called Beiding Niangniang Temple, is one of the five most famous Taishan temples in Beijing. It was built by the royal family in the Ming Dynasty and renovated during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. However, in 1976, Houdian collapsed due to the earthquake and was later changed to Beiding Primary School. This temple was originally dedicated to Bi Xia Yuan Jun (also known as Bi Xia Yuan Jun Temple). Due to disrepair, there are only the mountain gate and the front hall left in the Niangniang Temple in Beiding. Although old Chen is shabby, it is, after all, the place where immortals live, and it is also a treasure trove of Feng Shui advocated by Feng Shui masters. ? Wuding Temple is the five most famous Taishan temples in Beijing, also known as Bi Xia Yuan Jun Temple, which are Ding Dong, Xiding, Nanding, Beiding and Zhong Ding. ? Ding Dong is outside Dongzhimen, and it is customarily called Ding Dong. Because there is a century-old elm tree next to the temple, Shunyi and Tongxian people also call it the solitary elm temple, which has now disappeared. ? Nanding is located in Nanding Village outside Dahongmen, Fengtai District. Built in the Ming Dynasty, it was rebuilt in the 38th year of Qing Qianlong, and recorded in the Republic of China. Not anymore. ? Xiding, also known as Ren Guang Palace Bixia Yuan Jun Temple, commonly known as Niangniang Temple, is located in indigo plant in Haidian District. Built in the thirty-sixth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, it was named Hong Rui National Protection Palace. In the fifty-first year of Qing Emperor Kangxi, it was renamed Ren Guang Palace Bixia Yuan Jun Temple. It has a main hall with five entrances and seventy-two branches, beside which there is an imperial tablet of a Qing sage, a pair of imperial books of Qianlong and a royal poem tablet. During the Republic of China, it was a porridge factory, after 1949, it was a sanatorium, and in the 1970s, it was Beijing Rubber Hardware Factory. Existing mountain gate, main hall, attached hall and Cooper. ? Beiding is located in Datun North Ding Cun, Chaoyang District. ? Zhong Ding is located at Cao Shili Bridge outside You 'anmen. It was rebuilt in the thirty-fifth year of Qing Qianlong and again in the Republic of China. Existing stone chambers, mountain gates, halls and stone tablets written by Zhang Yushu and Shi Kui. ? Now only Beiding Temple has been built, but it is found that Xidingniang Temple is said to be in indigo plant. After investigation, it was found to be a small temple in the northeast corner of Century Jinyuan.