Templo de Kun Iam Tong in Macau

Macau has always been influenced by maritime culture, and the innocent and inclusive atmosphere of the small city has allowed foreign cultures to blend in and coexist here. The same is true for religious culture. People from all over the world come to Macau with their own beliefs to settle here and proliferate their families. They build temples and statues here to express their spiritual beliefs. At present, there are more than 40 temples of all sizes in Macau, scattered in the residential neighborhoods. The Puji Temple, commonly known as the Kun Iam Temple, is one of the three ancient temples in Macau. It is located in the ancient Wangxia Village amid a quiet environment. The author uses a combination of text and pictures to tell the history of the Kun Iam Temple, which is an important witness and origin of Macau's historical and cultural development, to help readers understand the important position of the temple in Macau's history and culture. Chapters include "Glory", "Redemption", "I Am a Money Tree", "Mud Flood", and the movie script "Poet Yu Dafu".