Longquan Temple and Xianliang Temple are two of the "Inner Eight Temples" in Beijing. Longquan Temple is located in Longzhaohuai Hutong on the west side of Taoranting, also known as Longshuyuan. Covering area 1 10,000 square meters. Founded in the Song Dynasty, the founder was a Zen master named Gu Jingduan and an old man named Longquan, so the temple was named "Longquan". The original Longquan well in the temple, with delicious water, was later abandoned.

Nalan Xingde, the guardian of Kangxi and the first poet in the early Qing Dynasty, also wrote Poems of Plastic Longquan Temple in five ways: invite people to come by chance and stay at night.

There is a column that begins to open, and the two doors close at the beginning of the night.

Zen throws a bowl of dragons, and Sanskrit rings a pigeon on the eaves.

I am not only idle, but also grateful to the host and guests for their answers.

Late at night, in accordance with the Deng, stone furnace burning Einar.

1685, Longquan temple was rebuilt by the abbot, the five saints Zen master. After completion, the monument was rebuilt, and Wang Xi, a scholar in Shunzhi period of Qing Dynasty, a university student in Baohe Hall of Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty, and an official of the Ministry of Rites, wrote an inscription.

The reconstructed Longquan Temple faces south and is divided into three buildings: Middle Road, West Road and East Road, among which the East Road building was later demolished.

The middle road, from south to north, is the mountain gate, the main hall and the back hall in turn. The mountain gate has been demolished. The main hall is built on a tall bluestone platform, with five rooms wide, seven hard peaks, a gray tile roof on the front porch, a row of hills and water drops, and decorative flowers carved on the front ridge. On both sides of the main hall are the East-West annex halls, the West annex hall is 3 rooms wide, with seven purlins deep, hard roof and front porch.

The back hall is located in the northernmost part of the temple, with five rooms wide, seven hard peaks, gray tile roofs, rows of hills and carved ridges.

There are attached halls on the east and west sides of the main hall, which are three rooms wide, seven hard peaks, a front porch, a gray tile roof, a hollow flower ridge with gray tiles arranged on the front ridge, and a ticket gate connecting the veranda on the gable porch.

There are eight wings in the west of the main hall, five hard peaks, a gray tile roof and a hollow flower ridge. The corridor to the west of the middle road is located between the main hall and the back hall, with 7 rooms wide and hard roof. There is a corridor in front of the five purlins, and the careful room has a doorway leading to the west courtyard.

There is only one courtyard on the west road, which consists of the main room, the south room and the west hall. The main room is 3 rooms wide, with seven hard peaks, a front porch, hollowed-out flower ridges and rows of mountains. The South Chamber is a small structure with three rooms wide and five hard peaks. There are 3 west wing rooms, with small structure, five purlins and gray stalks and tile roofs.

Longquan Temple has 245 temples and monasteries. There are 78 arhats and Buddha statues in the temple. There are 33 pieces of bronzes, iron bells, drums, iron bells, tin offerings, Buddhist shrines, ding, transparent gauge plates made of glass, Buddha statues painted by Zhu Zen, and one copy of Dazhuang Jing and Diamond Jing carved in stone.

There is a well in Longquan Temple. The water is very sweet, and the water quality is comparable to the famous Yaojiajing in Cheng Nan at that time.

Longquan Temple is a place for literati and politicians to enjoy and sing after the mid-Qing Dynasty. At that time, the temple fair in Longquan Temple was very prosperous. Pilgrims raised money, built Wanyuan tea shed in the East Courtyard, served tea and sent porridge, and forged a good relationship.