The Shiquan Zhuwang Temple is located to the southeast of the settlement
It faces south and was built in the 15th year of Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty
The original temple was at the southwestern end of the settlement
It was originally jointly worshipped by Shiquan, Qianliao, and Caiyuan communities
After they each received a branch spirit, it was relocated and rebuilt 200 meters behind the original temple
The current appearance of the temple is after renovation
The main deity worshipped in this temple, Lord Zhuwang, is the golden statue obtained when the branch spirit was distributed
The accompanying deities include Xuantian Shangdi, Wenheng Shengdi, Lord Xin, and Lord Jin
There is also the Zhushan Hall attached to the side hall on the right
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