I heard that Fusheng Temple will start charging admission, which is long overdue.

Yuncheng really lives up to its reputation as a national protected city, because any village in any county or township under Yuncheng may hide ancient buildings before the Ming Dynasty, such as the Fusheng Temple in Xinjiang. This temple is hidden in a small village beside the national highway. It is very low-key. The temple is not big, but very simple and ancient. The clay sculptures inside are very wonderful, especially the Guanyin Crossing the Sea, which is said to be the most beautiful. The last hall in the temple is not open to the public yet. I heard that there are old things inside that are being maintained. I hope I can see its true appearance in the future. When I came here, Fusheng Temple was still free. Recently I heard that they will start charging admission in a while. I personally think this is a good thing, because it will allow us to better protect cultural relics. After all, cultural relics are non-renewable wealth.