(1) In Bill Porter's book Zen Baggage, he says that Yuehua Temple, near the North River, was where visitors to Nanhua Temple would disembark before heading up a tributary to the larger temple. Also, he says, every time Nanhua was restored, this one was, too--until last time, when it was missed. It's just being rebuilt now, in a heavily-industrialized area. No one was around when I found it (with the help of a gouging taxi driver), so I couldn't even enter the grounds.
(2) The "courtyard" (sort of).
(3) The main (and only) hall, as far as I could see.
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