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Huat-guân sī (pak-kiann) (hân-gú: 法源寺 (北京), koh kiò-tsò Bín-tiong sī (憫忠寺)), sī khiā-tī Tiong-kok Pak-kiann-tshī se-kau-khu[1] tshài-tshī-kháu hū-kīn kà-kiánn ôo-tông ê lâm-pîng, mā sī Pak-kiann siânn-lāi hiān-tsûn li̍k-sú siong iu-kiú ê hu̍t-sī. Sī-lāi tin-tsông tāi-liōng hu̍t-king, hu̍t-siōng kah tsio̍h-khik, bo̍k-tsiân uî Tiong-kok Hu̍t-ha̍k-īnn hām Tiong-kok Hu̍t-kàu tôo-su bûn-bu̍t-kuán ê sóo-tsāi-tē. Tī 2001-nî, Huat-guân sī hōo Tiong-hua jîn-bîn kiōng-hô-kok kok-bū-īnn kong-pòo tsò tē-5 phue Tiong-kok tsuân-kok tiōng-tiám bûn-bu̍t pó-hōo tan-uī tsi it.
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