Xingjiao Temple, located about 20 kilometers south of Xi'an, near the Shaoling Plain in Duqu Town, Chang'an District, is the resting place of Master Xuanzang, a famous translator and traveler in the Tang Dynasty. Xingjiao Temple faces south, with a solemn atmosphere, overlooking Zhongnan Mountain, with beautiful scenery. It is a resort for Buddhists to visit and admire the ruins of Xuanzang. The temple houses a bronze Buddha statue of the Ming Dynasty, a Burmese jade Buddha statue, and thousands of volumes of scriptures from past dynasties. In 664 AD, the famous eminent monk Xuanzang passed away and was buried in Bailuyuan; in the second year of Emperor Gaozong of Tang Dynasty (AD 669), it was reburied in Fanchuan Fengqiyuan, and a five-story spiritual pagoda was built. The title "Xingjiao" is the word, hence the name Xingjiao Temple.