• Nan Chan Temple

  • Historic Architecture

  • Ancient Architecture

  • Tang Dynasty

  • Temple

  • Buddhist temple

  • Chinese Ancient Architecture

Nanchan Temple is located in Lijiazhuang, Yangbai Township, Wutai County, Xinzhou City, Shanxi Province. Built in the third year of Jianzhong during the Tang Dynasty (782 AD), it stands as the oldest extant Tang‑era wooden structure in China. The Great Buddha Hall, constructed during the Tang Dynasty, serves as the temple’s main hall—its exterior is graceful and elegant, with a refined, yet rustic, architectural form.

To facilitate printing and assembly while preserving intricate façade details, the internal structure has been streamlined to maximize the faithful reproduction of the ancient building’s aesthetic charm.

The modular design ensures simple, piece‑by‑piece printing and installation—simply assemble the components from bottom to top according to the structural layout, using adhesive for secure fixation.

A small light recess has been预留 at the top, allowing users to install miniature LED lights to illuminate the interior—each light comes in a tiny, cost‑effective tube priced at just 50 cents per unit from a certain online retailer.

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