Dule Temple (Guanyin Pavilion)

Dule Temple is located in Jixian County, traditionally believed to have been built during the Tang Dynasty. It was rebuilt in the second year of Liao Tonghe (984 AD). The existing Liao Dynasty architecture still includes the mountain gate and Guanyin Pavilion. The wooden structure of the existing buildings are original from that time.

The Guanyin Pavilion is located north of the mountain gate and was rebuilt in the second year of Liao Tonghe. It has five bays (20.23m) in width and four bays, eight rafters (14.26m) deep. The exterior is two stories high, with a waist eaves and a flat seat. The interior features three stories (with an intermediate mezzanine). The roof is of the nine-ridge palace style (Qing Dynasty term hipped roof) [2]. A distinctive feature of this building is its hollow design, with two-story surrounding corridors, resulting in a unique spatial concept. The platform base is made of stone, low and with a moon platform in front. The layout is described in the Song Dynasty's Yingzao Fashi as the "Jinxiang Doudi Cao" style within the "hall" structure, forming a hexagonal well at the second level to house the 16m Liao Dynasty sculpture of the eleven-faced Guanyin statue.

Monochrome printing and assembly, the overall assembly difficulty is low, convenient and quick.
A remote-controlled light from Tu Zhu is placed inside, which can be used as a night light at night. No pasting is needed, just put it inside.

Overall assembly is primary, pasting is secondary.

The four outer pillars need to be inserted into the eaves holes on the first floor. If they cannot be inserted, the holes need to be polished.

Because the assembly is quite simple, only a few pictures are provided. You can refer directly to the pictures on the homepage.

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