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FIGURE 1. The Main Altar, Wong Tai Sin Temple, Hong Kong
Photograph: The Official Website of the Wong Tai Sin Temple (04/06/20)
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FIGURE 2. The Building of Universal Salvation, Wong Tai Sin Temple, Hong Kong
Photograph: The Official Website of the Wong Tai Sin Temple (04/08/20)
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FIGURE 3. The Wall of Tao Te Ching Calligraphy, Wong Tai Sin Temple, Hong Kong
Photograph: The Official Website of the Wong Tai Sin Temple (04/27/20)
Caption: In order for visitors to better understand Daoist teachings, the temple installed the wall of Tao Te Ching calligraphy.
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FIGURE 4. The God of Chinese Medicine Shrine, Wong Tai Sin Temple, Hong Kong
Photograph: The Official Website of the Wong Tai Sin Temple (04/27/20)
Caption: This is the shrine which centers the God of Chinese Medicine, Sun Simiao, a renowned Daoist priest-healer who lived in the Tang dynasty.
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FIGURE 5. The God of Wealth Shrine, Wong Tai Sin Temple, Hong Kong
Photograph: The Official Website of the Wong Tai Sin Temple (04/27/20)
Caption: Built in 2010, the shrine is dedicated to Taoist Martial God of Wealth, Zhao Gongming, one of the four Taoist Guardian Gods
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FIGURE 6. The Confucian Veranda, Wong Tai Sin Temple, Hong Kong
Photograph: The Official Website of the Wong Tai Sin Temple (04/27/20)
Caption: This is the photo of the Confucian Veranda, built as the outer gate leading visitors to the Confucian Hall.
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FIGURE 7. The Confucian Hall, Wong Tai Sin Temple, Hong Kong
Photograph: The Official Website of the Wong Tai Sin Temple (04/27/20)
Caption: This is the photo of the Confucian Hall. It centers Confucius and his seventy-two disciples, and allows people to offer their prayer to them.
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