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	Wong Tai Sin Temple - Wong Tai Sin Temple Fortune Sticks
		Wong Tai Sin Temple is the most famous temple in Hong Kong.
		Wong Tai Sin fortune sticks are very accurate, and many visitors come to the temple to have their fortunes told.
		The Wong Tai Sin Temple is built with traditional Chinese architecture with large red pillars, yellow latticework, golden roof, and multi colored carvings.
	www.travelchinatour.com /hong-kong-china/wong-tai-sin-temple.htm (0 words)

	Wong Tai Sin
		According to Self-Descriptions of Chisongzi (《赤松子自述》) located in Wong Tai Sin Temple, in Hong Kong, Wong Tai Sin was born Wong Tso Hap (黃初平 Huang Chuping) in 328 in today's Lanxi City, Jinhua County (華縣蘭溪市), Zhejiang Province, China.
		In the early 20th century, Leung Renyan (梁仁庵) spread the influence of Wong Tai Sin from Qiaoshan (樵山), Guangxi province of China to Wan Chai, in Hong Kong.
		The Wong Tai Sin district of Hong Kong of Hong Kong is named after the Wong Tai Sin Temple located there.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/w/wo/wong_tai_sin.html (174 words)

	Hong Kong Tourist Attractions: Wong Tai Sin Temple
		Wong Tai Sin Temple, a Taoist temple established in 1921, is one of the most famous temples in Hong Kong.
		Wong Tai Sin Temple is known for its fortune-telling.
		The architecture of Wong Tai Sin Temple is in the traditional Chinese temple style: grand red pillars, a magnificent golden roof adorned with blue friezes, yellow latticework, and resplendent multi-colored carvings.
	www.travelchinaguide.com /attraction/hongkong/kowloon/wongtaisin_temple.htm (0 words)

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		Wong Tai Sin is an excellent example of a traditional Chinese temple that features red pillars, a golden roof adorned with blue friezes, yellow latticework and multi-coloured carvings.
		Wong Tai Sin is not only worshipped by those with health concerns, but also by those with business problems, who come to seek his advice and the ones who want their fortunes told
		The present Wong Tai Sin Temple was opened in 1956, but the painting of Wong Tai Sin, housed in the main temple, was originally brought to Hong Kong from Guangdong in 1915.
	library.thinkquest.org /05aug/01751/wongtaisintemple.html (142 words)

	DiscoverHongKong - Touring Around - Sightseeing - Most Popular - Wong Tai Sin Temple (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Decorated in a riot of colours, Wong Tai Sin is an excellent example of a traditional Chinese temple and features red pillars, a golden roof adorned with blue friezes, yellow latticework and multi-coloured carvings.
		Today, Wong Tai Sin is not only worshipped by those with health concerns, but also by those with business problems, who come to seek his advice.
		The present Wong Tai Sin Temple was opened in 1956, but the painting of Wong Tai Sin, housed in the main temple, was originally brought to Hong Kong from Guangdong in 1915.
	www.discoverhongkong.com /eng/touring/popular/ta_popu_wong.jhtml (350 words)

	Wong Tai Sin comes home from Hong Kong (Site not responding. Last check: )
		ACCORDING to legend, Wong Tai Sin was a shepherd boy living in a part of Zhejiang Province called Red Pine Hill.
		Wong spent the next 40 years living in seclusion until he was found by his brother, who had spent all the intervening years searching for him and the sheep in his care.
		Wong Tai Sin was also said to have turned some white stones into sheep to replace those he had lost.
	app1.chinadaily.com.cn /star/2003/1002/tr17-1.html (447 words)

	Wong Tai Sin Temple
		Wong Tai Sin Temple, built in 1973, is one of Hong Kong's most colorful and intense temples.
		The temple is dedicated to Wong Tai Sin, a mythical shepherd who had the power of healing.
		The main hall houses the image of Wong Tai Sin and often has crowds of people kneeling and praying, shaking bamboo fortune sticks to foresee the future.
	www.chinaetravel.com /attraction/att32x.html (159 words)

	Man charged with murder : Wong Tai Sin
		Police are investigating into the death of a 53-year-old man in Wong Tai Sin early this (October 1) morning.
		Investigations by the District Crime Squad of Wong Tai Sin are continuing.
		He surrendered to the Wong Tai Sin Police Station yesterday (October 2) afternoon in connection with the death of a 53-year-old man who was found collapsed in a convenience store in Fung Tak Estate Shopping Centre in the early morning of October 1 and later certified dead at hospital.
	www.info.gov.hk /police/pprb/peb/english/K266419_e.html (0 words)

	"Tidal Flow" to be Implemented at Wong Tai Sin Temple : Wong Tai Sin
		"Tidal Flow" to be Implemented at Wong Tai Sin Temple : Wong Tai Sin
		February 1 to 3, 6 to 9, 15 and 16," a Police spokesman said.
		to Wong Tai Sin Police Married Quarters will be allowed access.
	www.info.gov.hk /police/pprb/peb/english/013002_e.html (0 words)

	Hong Kong, Kowloon, Wong Tai Sin
		is one of the most popular gods in Hong Kong, as prayers believe Wong Tai Sin gives them what they prayed for!
		You can go to Wong Tai Sin for fortune telling, or draw a fortune stick from a bamboo container for fortune telling as well.
		Pictured above are the ancient poems, each poem is associated with a fortune stick number for fortune telling.
	www.hong-kong-travel.org /WongTaiSin.asp (86 words)

	Guangzhou Fangcun Wong Tai Sin Temple
		Wong Tai Sin is a Taoist God who achieved fame using the miraculous properties of Chinese herbal prescriptions in aiding the needy and healing the sick.
		Legend says that Wong Tai Sin was originally named Wong Cho Ping.
		He was born in A.D. 328 and was a shepherd boy living in the Red Pine Hill, north of Jinhua in Zhejiang Province.
	www.wongtaisin.com.cn /English_Legend.html (130 words)

	Wong Tai Sin Temple Hong Kong
		Wong Tai Sin Temple is situated on the southern slope of Lion Rock, and is the most celebrated Taoist ancestral temple in Hong Kong.
		Another legend goes that Wong Tai Sin used to be a shepherd boy.
		Wong Tai Sin Temple is very busy, especially during the Chinese lunar New Year, the seventh lunar month and on Wong Ta Sin's birthday - the 23rd day of the eighth lunar month.
	www.stayreshongkong.com /wong.htm (332 words)

	SkyTeam - Events Guide: Wong Tai Sin Temple (Wong Tai Sin Temple, Kowloon, China)
		Decorated in a riot of colours, Wong Tai Sin is an excellent example of a traditional Chinese temple and its history is as colourful as the building itself.
		Legends say that Wong Tai Sin was a shepherd boy living in a part of Zhejiang Province called Red Pine Hill.
		Wong Tai Sin was also said to have changed some white boulders into sheep to replace those he had lost.
	events.skyteam.com /sisp/index.htm?fx=event&event_id=40612 (408 words)

	Wong Tai Sin Temple, Hong Kong
		From that point on, he was referred to as Wong Tai Sin.
		It is believed that Wong Tai Sin rescues the dying, heals the wounded, and punishes all evil.
		This is a particularly popular spot to visit during the Chinese New Year and in celebration of the immortal Wong’s birthday, which is on the 23rd day of the eighth lunar month.
	www.aviewoncities.com /hongkong/wongtaisintemple.htm (381 words)

	Wong Tai Sin (Site not responding. Last check: )
		At the impressive Wong Tai Sin Temple, all three main religions of China, Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism, are practised.
		It's dedicated to Wong Tai Sin, a shepherd who earned immortality through his good deeds, and so many visitors flock here to seek his wisdom.
		Wong Tai Sin primarily acheived fame as a healer because of the miraculous properties of his special medicine, but, today, he is worshipped not only by those who are worried aobut their health but also by those with business problems who come to seek his advice.
	www.ocf.berkeley.edu /~yoshizo/hk/march/wts/wts.html (604 words)

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		Legend has it that Wong Tai Sin was a shepherd boy living in a part of China's Zhejiang Province called Red Pine Hill.
		He spent the next 40 years living in seclusion until he was found by his brother, who had spent all those years searching for him and the sheep in his care.
		Wong Tai Sin was also said to have changed white boulders into sheep to replace those he had lost.
	library.thinkquest.org /05aug/01751/wongtaisintemplelegend.html (111 words)

	Hong Kong Travel Guide, Hong Kong Tour, Discover China Tours
		Wong Tai Sin Temple, which gives the district its name, is nowadays one of Hong Kong's best known cultural landmarks, probably the most well-known and busiest temple in the city, although it is only within the last century, that the name has come to prominence.
		It was in 1915 that a portrait of the deity Wong Tai Sin was first brought to Hong Kong from a mainland temple, to be worshipped in a temple in Wan Chai.
		The present Wong Tai Sin temple was built at Sik Sik Yuen in 1921 and has since been extensively enlarged and refurbished.
	www.discoverchinatours.com /guide_hongkong.asp (1197 words)

	WONG TAI SIN TEMPLE
		According to legend, when Wong Tai Sin was a 15-year-old shepherd boy, he was taught by an immortal how to refine cinnabar to produce a medicine capable of curing all illnesses.
		Having seen chim widely used in other Hong Kong temples, I didn’t think its practice alone could be responsible for giving Wong Tai Sin its reputation as “the fortune tellers’ temple.” As several chim shakers moved from the colorful main temple to a drab concrete building nearby, I followed along.
		While I no longer had any doubt that Wong Tai Sin was “the fortune tellers’ temple” that I sought, I soon saw that it has much more to offer, as I began exploring the rest of the complex.
	www.travellady.com /articles/article-wongtai.html (825 words)

	The Wong Tai Sin Temple is the celebrated Taoist ancestral temple in Hong Kong.
		The Wong Tai Sin Temple is the celebrated Taoist ancestral temple in Hong Kong.
		It is alleged that Wong Tai Sin was a Taoist disciple and merchant who took delight in helping others and used to render aid to poor people to solve difficulties, thus a living deity for them.
		He was ready to help for every asking, therefore people built this temple by the name of "Wong Tai Sin Temple" in his memory after his death.
	www.orientaltravel.com /province/city/area/Wong_Tai_Sin_Temple.htm (135 words)

	What to see : Major Tourist Attractions
		Decorated in a riot of colours, Wong Tai Sin is an excellent example of a traditional Chinese temple.
		The eyes, lips, incline of the head and even the right hand raised to deliver a blessing to all, combine to lend great depth of character and dignity to this extraordinary statue, whose very glance brings calm and introspection to those who look into those seemingly all-seeing eyes.
		Tai O is one of the outlying islands west of Hong Kong, located southwest of Lantau Island.
	www.hotelhongkong.com /what_to_see.cfm (0 words)

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