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Foshan Lecong Sansheng Palace is very accurate.

Longquan Temple, also known as Sansheng Palace, is named after Longquan Lake beside the temple. It was built in Tusi Mudong, Qin Long in the Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in 1983. The temple is a small courtyard, and there is a main hall in the north, where the Dragon King is enshrined. The west hall is dedicated to Guanyin, and the south building is dedicated to Sun Bin, the founder of cobbler. The foundation of the East Building directly enters the water, and there are cloisters on three sides for tourists to overlook.

In ancient times, some literati often came here to climb mountains and enjoy the moon on a moonlit night, and later there was a saying of "looking at the moon at the dragon gate"