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The image shows an informational sign in Chinese and English located in the Chanfu Temple in Beijing, China at the coordinates 39.929, 116.38. The sign is mounted to a red post. The sign is a red rectangular surface with rounded corners and a yellow border. The sign has text in Chinese and English. The English text says "Chanfu Temple, Temple of Expanding Blessings, formerly known as Taisu Hall during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), is located in the northwest corner of Beijing. In 1746, Emperor Qianlong named it Temple, namely, Temple of Buddhist Hall on behalf of some temples, and long the temple converted into new Buddhist halls and other structures. The Great Temple where the Qing Dynasty ordered it to conduct Buddhist ceremonies. (Dian Temple) Be it in Zhengyang County, Hebel, Beijing, in a county known as Dian Temple. The temple then consists of an important site with the new military halls and other structures adjoining the temple. The Chanfu Temple now consists of a lofty and majestic gold-structured namu bell and drum towers, Great Buddha Hall from a single block of pale-yellow flower-intruded stone. Thousand Eye Buddha Hall, Dian Hall or Heavenly Hall and numerous sculptures. The Buddha is enshrined in the hall. Since 1989, annual lotus and chrysanthemums, potted landscapes, root sculptures, etc. have been held here." The sign is positioned on a gray square platform with two steps and the ground is made of gray concrete blocks. The surrounding environment includes trees and a building in the background with a red exterior.
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