Taiwan’s night market is a culture of Taiwan, so we must visit Taipei again while the night is dark. Today I came to the place next to the Night Market on West China Street, and I also saw Longshan Temple.

Taiwan’s night market is a culture of Taiwan, so we must visit Taipei again while the night is dark. Today I came to the place next to the Night Market on West China Street, and I also saw Longshan Temple.

Longshan Temple is a relatively famous temple in Taipei. The incense is very popular at night. The Yue Lao inside seems to be quite famous. There are many girls in it. Here you can get the three stove incense for free and you can draw a free lottery. There is a cabinet on the left side of the entrance to get the lottery (you need to ask for the lottery before you pick it up, and a friend won the lottery). The staff who deconstructed the lottery is in the passage on the right.

There is also a fortune-telling street in Longshan Temple MRT Station. My friend spent a lot of money to do it. I don’t know if it’s accurate. I took a look at the fortune-telling uncle and took a photo with Manduo stars

Not far from Longshan Temple is the old street of Pipi Cha. I don’t know if it’s fun during the day. We arrived just after dark and it’s raining heavily. Apart from the gloomy feeling, I didn’t feel history~

Huaxi Street Night Market, there is a Huaxi Street Night Market near Longshan Temple. The night market is not like a stall, and it’s quite large. It feels like a food stall. I didn’t go to eat when I was not hungry. I bought a cup of papaya milk on the road, which is very delicious! The back hall has a spacious facade, which is built by three halls such as Mazu Temple, Wenchang Temple, and Wusheng Temple. It gathers the immortals and Buddhas of the three religions of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism in one hall; its scale or work is all rare masterpieces in temple architecture, famous and international tourist attractions. The roof of the back hall is a double eaves of hip mountain, the two wings are hard mountain single eaves, and the roof of the roof is a clay sculpture and is a typical place for worship of the gods and Buddhas of Confucianism and Taoism. The roof of the dragon guarding on the left and right is a single eaves of hard mountain, with a bell tower on the left and a drum tower on the right, with a morning bell bell and evening drum. The roof of the bell tower is decorated with a pointed helmet, which is flat hexagonal, and has a unique shape. The roof ridge belt and eaves of the entire temple are made of auspicious animals such as dragons, phoenixes, and unicorns. They are decorated with colored glass ceramic pieces and jackal pottery. The colors are magnificent, which can be regarded as the essence of Taiwan's unique art of scaling and sticking.

The back hall of Longshan Temple worships Taoism and Confucian gods. The monastery in Mazu Hall is decorated with men and women on the left, and the monastery in the back hall is decorated with literature and right, which is completely in line with the ritual system. Each god is in charge of different departments, and the division of labor and cooperation is in full bloom. The wall of the stone carving on the back hall is engraved with vivid carvings of "Red-haired Blowing Snails", and the pillars of the back hall are also engraved with "Outlookers' Interesting Pictures". The characters are various in various forms, such as riding horses, tying shoes, taking off their hats, and opening their mouths and whistling. The movements are realistic and relaxing. They are very distinctive stone pillars. Looking for them slowly, the four smooth lives are also inside; in addition to the two dragons on the front roof of the back hall, the middle is decorated with wealth, son, and son, and long sticks, which are mostly worshipped by Taoist gods in the temple.