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Dule Temple

984 · 10th century

Dule Temple is a Buddhist temple in Ji County, Tianjin, China. Its Guanyin Pavilion, rebuilt in 984 under the Liao dynasty, is one of the oldest surviving wooden buildings in China, a two-storey hall built around a 16-metre clay statue of the bodhisattva Guanyin.

Dule Temple
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