Anshan Jade Buddha, Buddhist temple complex in Anshan, China.

The Anshan Jade Buddha is a temple complex in Anshan centered around a massive jade Buddha statue as its focal point. The grounds contain multiple temple buildings arranged around courtyards, with altars and meditation halls designed for Buddhist devotion and prayer.

The principal jade Buddha statue was discovered in Xiuyan County during 1960 and took several years of skilled work to complete. This discovery led to the establishment of the temple complex as a major religious site in the region.

The temple serves as a place where visitors come to worship and pay respect to the jade Buddha as a sacred object central to Buddhist practice. The reverence shown here reflects how local communities connect their spiritual beliefs with the presence of this important sculpture.

The complex lies on the western slope of Yufo Mountain, beside Dongshan Scenic Reserve, and is entered from the west through the triple-arched gate. The main hall, 33 m tall and 66 m wide, stands at the centre; the bell and drum towers, Tianwang Hall and side halls line the approach. The grounds cover 22,104 square metres, so allow time to walk between buildings.

The jade Buddha statue displays two distinct Buddhist figures carved into it: Sakyamuni Buddha on the front and Guanyin Buddha on the reverse side. This double-sided design allows visitors to see different aspects of Buddhist veneration within a single sculpture.