Tiantai Mountain's autumn colors are off the charts! Guoqing Temple's autumn harvest spectacle awaits your visit

🍂Tiantai Mountain's autumn colors are off the charts! Guoqing Temple's autumn harvest spectacle awaits your visit📸 Tiantai Mountain's autumn colors are intensely peaking📈, and now invites you to immerse yourself in this splendid autumn charm! Come and check out the thousand-year-old Sui Pagoda and the dreamlike golden rice fields🌾. Late October to December is the perfect time to experience the poetic beauty of Jiangnan, and a feast of nature and culture awaits you🎉! 🌧️Guoqing Temple Autumn Harvest Report: Encountering a Unique Autumn Charm in the Rain On October 18th, it was cloudy with light rain, and the temperature was around 20 degrees Celsius, just perfect. I arrived at Guoqing Temple and plunged into the romance of this autumn harvest🌾. Upon entering the temple, I was drawn to a pagoda—Master Juzan's Pagoda🗼. The moment I saw his name, I was surprised, and after looking up his life story, I was even more deeply moved! It turns out he was the only monk at the founding ceremony of the PRC, and also a heroic predecessor who led the resistance against Japan👍. With respect, I saluted the pagoda. Walking deeper into the temple, there was a gurgling stream in front of the temple gate, and by the stream stood a stele inscribed with "Yixing arrived here, water flows west." The inscription notes tell the story of a Tang Dynasty monk who studied astronomy and calendrical calculations, as if narrating the vicissitudes and mysteries of time📜. The temple gate faces east, solemn and majestic, with two imposing stone lions🦁 guarding this pure land. The banana trees by the entrance swayed gracefully in the rain, looking absolutely beautiful🌴. Around nine o'clock, the temple was bustling with activity, and the crowds brought it to life👨‍👩‍👧‍👦. My purpose for coming this time was to see the stunning combination of the rice fields and the Sui Pagoda. Inside the temple, I saw many baskets filled with rice. The rice had been husked but still had its outer bran, emitting a fragrant aroma🌾. An auntie told me that one basket of rice weighed as much as I did, and she and other elderly people could still carry them on their shoulders and by hand. It was truly admirable👏. 🙏Encounter at the Five Hundred Arhat Hall: Mysterious Interactions with Arhats Stepping into the Five Hundred Arhat Hall, I felt as if I had entered a magical world🧚‍♂️. The arhat statues here are incredibly lifelike, so vivid and expressive, completely different from those I had seen in other temples. Previously, I would just glance through arhat halls, but this time, it felt like every arhat statue was interacting with me🤝. They showed me their various dharma instruments and books, as well as their majestic mounts and adorable pets. It was truly amazing😮! 🍵Teahouse at the Temple Entrance: Free Good Tea Awaits You Feeling tired from walking, I sat down at a teahouse called "Yi Wei Cha Liao" at the temple entrance🍵. Here, Pu'er and black tea are offered for free. I ordered a cup, sat down to slowly savor it, and enjoyed the tranquility and comfort. After finishing my tea, I even washed my own cup, experiencing the joy of self-sufficiency😄. The autumn harvest spectacle at Guoqing Temple in Tiantai Mountain is like a beautiful scroll painting, waiting for you to savor it. Come to Tiantai Mountain and join this feast of nature and culture🎉!