Our excellent tour guide will lead guests to visit the largest Tibetan Buddhist temple in Beijing, covering an area of more than 66,000 square meters, and a large-scale Buddhist temple in the city. Guests can also see the three wonders of Lama Temple wood carvings: Five Hundred Arhat Mountains, Golden Phoebe Altars, and 26-meter-high Wooden Buddha Statues

Guests can see in the Confucian Temple, first, the buildings in the courtyard. Some buildings in the Confucian Temple have been repaired by generations, but they still maintain the style of the Yuan Dynasty. There are relatively few such buildings in Beijing. The whole courtyard is quaint, there are many well-known ancient trees, and the environment is simple and elegant. Second, guests can see stone steles and stele pavilions. There are many stone steles and stele pavilions in various courtyards of the Confucius Temple.

In the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Xianghuang Banner and was called Wudaoying. Both camps and guards are related to the stationed troops. A camp is a military unit, and the place where troops are stationed is generally also known as a camp. 5600 people are one guard, divided into internal and external guards, and those stationed in Beijing are called Jingwei. Those stationed outside of Beijing are called external guards. The outer guards are all under the jurisdiction of the Five Army Commander's Office. There is a distinction between pro army and non pro army in Jingwei, with the latter also under the jurisdiction of the Five Army Commander's Office. The name of Wei has different origins, either in terms of function, region, or language. 'Wude' Wei should be a good language. Wudewei Camp, also known as Wudewei Garrison. Former name of the Republic of