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    Four beasts in cut plasterwork ─ Tiger

    2022 Farmers’ Almanac Cover
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    Luminous Tiangong

    2021 Farmer’s Almanac Cover
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    Four Points of Golden Pillars

    2020 Farmers’ Almanac Cover
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    Pageantry at the Jade Pond

    2019 Farmers’ Almanac Cover
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    Wall of Nine Dragons

    2016 Farmers’ Almanac Cover
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    Golden Bagua

    2015 Farmers’ Almanac Cover
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    First in the World

    2014 Farmers’ Almanac Cover
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    Censer Vessel of the Heavenly Lord

    Located in the main nave on the second floor, the Heavenly Lord Censer has been forged from nickel and copper alloys, with a diameter of 3’6”. The vessel highlights the dignity of the Jade Emperor.
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    Heaven and Earth Shield Featuring the 12 Zodiac Animals (Luck Rolls Around with the Stone)

    The Heaven and Earth Shield Featuring the 12 Zodiac Animals, also known as “Luck Rolls Around with the Stone” is located in the Taisui Hall on the second floor. The Qian Kun diagram on the stone slab represents the shifting of heaven and earth, light and dark. It is encircled by the forms of 12 zodiac animals. Visitors can stand at their zodiac animal and turn the shield clockwise, representing a change of luck for the better. 
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    Cut Plasterwork of the Four Beasts

    Tiger, Leopard, Lion, and Elephant
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    Glass-glazed Titanium Roof Tiles

    Most temples use yellow glass-glazed tiles, but as this temple worships the Jade Emperor God, the titanium glass-glazed roof tiles underscore the Jade Emperor God’s lofty status. The tiles are a unique feature of the temple’s architecture. 
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    The Gate of Dragon’s Howl and Tiger’s Roar

    The majestic Gate of Dragon’s Howl and Tiger’s Roar has been meticulously carved featuring a dragon with its head raised, and a tiger firmly on his feet. Each step on the staircase is engraved with a word of inspiration. As visitors enter the main nave to worship the gods, they will first be enlightened by these inspiring words.