Wong Tai Sin Temple is a renowned local temple in Hong Kong and is classified as a Grade 1 historic building. It is dedicated to Wong Tai Sin, a famous Taoist deity from Southern China during the Eastern Jin dynasty. The temple also incorporates deities from Confucianism and Buddhism, such as Confucius and Guanyin, showcasing […]
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