What temples are there in the Temple of Heaven?

What halls are there in the Temple of Heaven? Huang Gan Hall, Hall of Prayer for the New Year. Hall of Prayer for the New Year [in Beijing]

It is supported by 28 Jin Sinan wooden columns, which are arranged in a circle, and there are 4 "Longjing columns" in the middle, with a height of19.2m and a diameter of1.2m, which support the upper eaves; A two-story eave supported by 12 gold pillar in the middle is painted with exquisite patterns on cinnabar primer by dipping powder and pasting gold. Outside 12 eaves column supports the third eaves; Three floors of ceilings are correspondingly arranged, with dragon and phoenix algae wells in the middle; In the hall, there are beams, dragons, phoenixes and painted seals. There are four "Longjing pillars" in the middle of the Hall of Prayer for the New Year, symbolizing the four seasons of the year. The twelve big columns in the middle layer are slightly thinner than the Longjing column, which are called golden columns, symbolizing 12 months of a year. The 12 column outside is called cornice column, which symbolizes 12 hours of a day. There are 24 Chinese and foreign two-story pillars, symbolizing 24 solar terms.

Huang Gan branch

This is a temple-style hall, covered with blue glazed tiles, with the base of white marble railings below. It is a temple dedicated to the "God of the Emperor" and the ancestors of the Emperor. God's slate is enshrined in a shrine shaped like a house. On the first and fifteenth day of the lunar calendar, the yamen responsible for offering sacrifices regularly sends officials to sweep away dust and burn incense. The day before the sacrifice, after the emperor came here to burn incense and salute, the minister of rites burned incense, and then knelt down for nine times. Officials of Taichang Temple led officials to respectfully place the memorial tablet in Long Ting, and the memorial tablet was carried to the corresponding shrine in the Hall of Prayer for the Year, usually enshrined in the altar of prayer for the Valley and the coordinated version of the shrine in the Hall of Prayer for the Year.