Three buildings of Wu Temple, Wenchang Temple, and Wen Kai Academy line up and connect together. In the 4th year of Emperor Daoguang in Qing Dynasty (1824), Lukang Coast Defense Officer Chuan-an Deng suggested to build the academy and received response from Lukang’s eight trade associations from Quan-Xia by making donations. Until the 7th year of Emperor Daoguang (1827), the construction was finished and given the name of “Wen Kai Academy” in the memory of Scholar Shen, Guang-Wen at the end of Ming Dynasty. Shen, Guang-Wen had an alternative name of “Wen-Kai.”
Lukang Wen Temple is Wenchang Temple; it is adjacent to Wen Kai Academy. In the 16th year of Emperor Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (1811), Lukang Coast Defense Officer Xue, Zhi-Liang contributed his salary to build Wen Temple and Wu Temple. Local gentry Chen, Shi-Tao took charge of the building of Wenchang Temple and Su, Yun managed the building of Wu Temple.
Wenchang Temple enshrines Wuchang Dijun and Wu Temple enshrines Guan-Sheng-Dijun. Lukang scholars once formed “Ba-She” in Wenchang Temple, becoming the earliest free school and poem society in Lukang’s early periods.
武廟、文昌祠、文開書院三座建築物一字排開相鄰，清道光4年(1824)鹿港海防同知鄧傳安倡議興建書院，泉廈八郊商紳捐資響應，至道光7年(1827)完成書院的建 築。名為「文開書院」，係為紀念明末儒者沈光文，沈光文，字「文開」。
鹿港文祠即為文昌祠，與文開書院相鄰。清嘉慶16年(1811)鹿港海防同知薛志亮捐出俸祿倡建文祠、武廟，由士紳陳士陶負責文昌祠的興建，蘇雲從負責武廟的興建。
文昌祠主祀文昌帝君，武廟主祀關聖帝君。鹿港的文人曾於文昌祠內成立「拔社」，是鹿港早期的義學與詩社。
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