Introduction to the Erfo Temple: It was built in the Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Song Dynasty. It is divided into upper and lower halls. The upper hall is located on the top of Jiufeng Mountain, with a courtyard layout, covering an area of ​​5181 square meters. On the central axis are the mountain gate, the Jade Emperor Hall, the Main Hall (i.e. the main hall of Buddha) and the Guanyin Hall. There are shrines, Zen rooms and other buildings on the left and right; the lower hall is located on In the Jiufeng Mountain, there is a two-story and one-floor hall with eaves and arches built on the mountain. The group of rock carvings on the mountain is a concentrated expression of the cultural landscape of Laitan Ancient Town. It has profound artistic connotations of the Zen culture of the Two Buddhas and reflects the The crystallization of the culture and art of the ancient working people during the Tang and Song Dynasties.