Tianjin Ninghe Yongding Jile Temple is located on Zhaowen Road, Zaojiacheng Town, Ninghe District, Tianjin. It is front end of Yongding Taling , and Yongding Xinhe south bank.
Tianjin Ninghe Yongding Jile Temple was first built in the Ming Dynasty and flourished during the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty. It lived in more than a hundred monks and was a Buddhist holy place with great incense. With the changes of history, the world declined in the late Qing Dynasty. During the War of Resistance Against Japan, monks were separated, the temple was blown up by the Japanese army, and the Buddha statues disappeared and gradually became a barren land. It began to rebuild in 2001 and was basically completed by the end of 2004. In early 2005, the late monk Rende from Jiuhuashan, invited Master Shi Guodao, abbot of Huagai Zen Temple in Chizhou City, to live in Jinyuan.
Now, Tianjin Ninghe Yongding Jile Temple faces south and north slightly west, with a construction area of more than 5,000 square meters. It has archways, mountain gates, Maitreya Weituo Hall, bell and drums, releasing pond, Ksitigarbha Hall, Eternal Life Hall, Three Saints Temple, Chai Hall, Monk's Door, Living Hall, , etc.
Enter at the gate of Yongding Pagoda Mausoleum on the left side of the temple.
Enter from the west gate of the temple, and then arrive at the temple gate to start the gift.
Bell and Drums on the second floor are worshipped on Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva .
There is a Baoen Hall on the left and right sides of the temple
Author: Alec Rongtong Donglai
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