Content custodians and researchers

Keep the sources clear. Prepare a page.

Choose the temple or source before a lot number. Original artwork, poems and interpretations keep their context. Draw, read local stories or prepare a visit.

Entrance hall, offering tables and painted details at Sijie Fude Temple — Source photograph of Sijie Fude Temple entrance hall; Outlookxp, CC BY-SA 4.0. This is not a live view.

Start with these sources

Sijie Fude Temple exterior and outdoor Tudigong statue — Source photograph of Sijie Fude Temple; photography and licence are documented in Sources. This is not a live view.

Sijie · attribution and sourcesReview photographers, source references and licences.Original content retains its Chinese text and source

Pingtung Shengdi Temple front view from the source article — Source-article photograph of Shengdi Temple; the article author and source remain identified. This is not a live view.

Shengdi Temple · source articleArticle author and source remain identified; photographs are not live views.Original content retains its Chinese text and source

Source
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Workbench saves a local draft or exports JSON; it does not submit to a temple.

Local draft and JSON exportSave in this browser or export; no temple submission or automatic publication.Original content retains its Chinese text and source

Identify and prepare

Source URL, author and capture date
Photographer, licence and original text identity
Location/event checks, reviewer and date

I know the lot number

Choose the temple or source first. The same number in different collections identifies different texts.

Temple / source

Prepare a visit with source information

Photographs are source records. Confirm current transport, opening and event arrangements with the chosen temple.

Sijie visiting reference Shengdi source article and map

Explore by your role

Original Shoushanyan first-lot image, Jiazi — Original first-lot image from Shoushanyan; the poem and source interpretation are retained.

Poem readersIdentify the collection. Read your poem.

Wong Tai Sin fortune-stick jar image used by the Kaucim experience — Jar image from the Kaucim source experience; the service and interpretation sources are identified separately.

Pilgrims and fortune seekersChoose a source. Follow its experience.

Cultural visitorsRead the story. Prepare a visit.

Content custodians and researchersKeep the sources clear. Prepare a page.

Translated navigation does not translate the original poems. Traditional and Simplified Chinese texts are preserved. Photos are source records; confirm current opening and events with the temple.