
It turns out I didn't lose the Dongyue Taoist temple in Beijing pictures, after all.
Early 20th century:

One of the god halls, made out of wood. They look the same today:

One of the pictures I took; this guy is a representation of evil:

Original urn placed in front of a hall to burn incense:

Post-Cultural Revolution, pre-1990s restoration:

Today:

For Ann Arborites, even though I'm sure everyone else knew before I did: Shaky Jake died.

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