Where is Huiying Mosque?

Huiying Mosque is a cultural tourist attraction.

Mosque, also known as worship temple, was first built in Ming Dynasty. In the early years of the Qing Dynasty, the Hui people flourished and were called the Temple of Worship in the North and South. In addition to offering sacrifices to the Hui people, this temple also established the Mingde School for teaching books.

The existing mosque was built in 19 (1930). The main hall is a palace-style building with a single eaves resting on the top of the mountain and a hollow lattice door. On the front of the main hall, there is a wooden tablet of "Ancient Muslim Temple", which was inscribed by General Zhang Fengming of China's troops stationed in Yunnan. The whole temple covers an area of about 5 mu. The building complex consists of the main hall, the hatchback and the ear. It is one of the well-preserved ancient buildings in Yunxian County at present, and was listed as a municipal cultural relics protection unit in 1995.

Aihua Town: Located in the northwest of Yunxian County, it borders Xiaojie Township in the east, Toudao Water Town in the south, Luodang Township and Xueshan Township in Fengqing County in the west, and Maolan Township in the north. The total area is 383 square kilometers. It is the seat of the county seat and the political, economic and cultural center of the county. The town government is located in Yanping Street, with an altitude of1063m. There are four leading bodies in the town organs: the Party Committee, the People's Congress, the government and the Commission for Discipline Inspection. There are 29 township units, including 19 villagers' committees and 2 community management committees (called offices before 2000 10), namely Desheng, Yongsheng, Wanhe, Pingzhang, He Zhong, Anhe and Tian Xin.