Jingju Temple Review

Ji'an Jingju Temple, Jiangxi, was founded by the Buddhist Nanzong six-father disciple Xingsi Zen Master. The entire temple is solemn, simple and elegant. There are two ancient cypress trees at the door. It is planted by the seven ancestors. When we went, the monks in the temple cut rice in the rice fields under the mountain. It was really returned to the truth. Avenue to Jane #Jiangxi

Jingju Temple, originally known as Anyin Temple, was built in the first year of the Tang Dynasty Shenlong. The environment is elegant and the scenery is beautiful. The King Kong Hall, Daxiong Palace, Pixiong Pavilion, Dizang Hall, Nianfo Hall, Tibetan Jinglou, Yaoshu Hall and other beautiful buildings are free of ticket tours, which is very good.

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Jingju Temple is one of the main temples in Qingyuan, Qingyuan, Buddhist Buddhism. The two ancient cypress trees in front of the Temple of Heavenly Kings were planted by the Zen master himself. The trunk and tree of the two cypress trees were mostly dead, but they stood stubbornly between the heavens and the earth like two old people watching each other. The overall pattern of the monastery has obvious Jiangnan courtyard color.