Temple of He Zhizhang. It is a building constructed in the Qing Dynasty in memory of He Zhizhang, a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty, and is now a cultural site protected at the district level. In 1144, Mo Jiang, then governor of Ningbo, built the Junlaotang to commemorate He Zhizhang and Li Bai. Having experienced repeated destruction and restoration, it was turned into an ancestral temple in 1359. During the period from 1368 to 1398, the ancestral temple was shifted to the current site, and the existing buildings were renovated in 1865.