The Guangyou Temple, the largest reinforced concrete temple in China, has been rebuilt in Liaoyang, a city in northeast China's Liaoning Province.

The rebuilt temple takes an area of about 60 thousand square meters.

A Sakyamuni Buddha made of camphorwood fine gold, which is the largest in the world, is enshrined and worshiped in the temple.

The Guangyou Temple has a lengthy history, and is one of the most influential Buddhist temples in the North-eastern China.

In 1900, the Buddhist temple was destroyed by the invading Russian forces.

( CRIENGLISH.com  )