The Ming Dynasty murals of Fahai Temple can be regarded as one of the greatest paintings in the world. Fa Hai temple that highlights the peak of mural art of the Ming dynasty was completed at 1443, 15 skilled royal painters, 169 royal craftsmen finished this amazing art, which covers an area of 236.7 square meters and divided into ten sides. In 1937, one British female journalist used cameras to record the long dusty art treasure house at Fa Hai temple. Fortunately, Angela Latham herself was an expert muralist. Her words and photos was published in the London News, “ a lovely landscape appeared, with seated Pusa, floating in the clouds, a pine tree and waterfall, mountains, rocks and flowers, splendid vast design, in true fresco technique, here surely unseen, unsung, is one of the world’s greatest paintings” this made Fa Hai Temple enjoy a high reputation at home and abroad. Continue to find other four wonders here.

After, comes to the Fa Hai Temple mural center, through a visual feast, modern high-tech technologies such as digital, animation, light and shadow, and multimedia, introduces in great detail with modeling of mural characters, artistic creation, and superb painting methods. You'll immerse at the interpretation of after 600 years, the murals of Fa Hai Temple are still resplendent and magnificent, which is rare among murals at home and abroad, has high artistic and historical value. Whether you are interested in murals, art, historical or Buddhist, this is undoubtedly a trip that cannot be missed. Example: The less than 0.7 square meter yarn, was drawn with nearly 20000 strokes, each six-petal slower on the white yarn is made up of 48 gold threads, which makes the white yarn as thin as cicada wings.

Located 500 meters southwest of Fahai Temple, Tian Yi's Tomb is China's first thematic museum devoted to the history of eunuchs. You'll get to see the only Ming Dynasty eunuch's tomb with the best preservation, the highest specifications, and the most exquisite stone carvings in China. The large number of stone carvings in the Tianyi Tomb Area have high artistic and aesthetic value, representing the late Ming Dynasty stone carving art, which is exquisite.