Hunsin Temple (Chongchau)

Hung Shing Temple built in 1813 is situated on Chung Hing Street in Chung Chau Wan. It is listed as a Grade II historic building in Hong Kong. The architecture follows traditional Qing era design ("two halls, one court") with a unique roof over the inner courtyard. A distinctive feature of Hung Shing Temple is its white appearance, absence of beard, imperial attire and black hat. The temple is revered by fishermen for rituals involving boat washing and patronage of seafarers in Guangdong and Fujian regions.