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Situated on top of Foding Hill, the Huiji Temple (also aptly named Temple of Foding Hill) was built in the 58^th year (1793 AD) of Emperor Qianlong's reign during the Qing Dynasty. Around 1907, the temple was systemically expanded to include more rooms, making it one of the largest temples on Mt. Putuo. The temple features a grand convent, built by the nun, Huiyuan during the Ming Dynasty, but was then converted to a temple afterwards. The temple's surroundings are equally breathtaking, with lush trees, rare plants, etc. To the southeast is Baihua Peak, a truly scenic spot that will impress sightseers alike. Be sure to check out the four big characters "Buddhist Country of Sea and Heaven" inscribed on the southern cliff of the hill when you decide to visit.

As it is atop the Foding Hill the Huiji Temple has another name of the Temple of Foding Hill. were built in the 58th year (1793 AD) of the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. After the 33rd year( 1907 AD) of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty when tri-pitaka was called in the temple expanded to the present size and became one of the three biggest temples on Mt. Putuo. Originally here was a stone pavilion inside which there was a statue of Buddha until the Ming Dynasty when a nun named Huiyuan built a convent called Huiji Convent. The convent was changed to be a temple only after Hall of Yuantong, Building of Infinite Mercy , Hall of Jade Emperor, Building of Infinite Mercy, etc. The temple is surrounded by many ancient trees, some of which are rare valuable plants for viewing and admiration. To the southeast of the temple is the Baihua Peak on which there is a beacon for nevigation. On the southern cliff of the hill inscribed are four big characters: "Buddhist Country of Sea and Heaven" which can be seen far away in the sea.

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