Cave 9

This cave is also one of the representative sculptures of Yungang Grottoes, mainly sculptures of the Buddha Temple, with typical Chinese characteristics. There are many types of sculptures inside, and the sculptures are also very exquisite, which is worth savoring and appreciating.

The ninth cave (Ayufo Cave) is divided into two rooms before and after, the front room arches are octagonal, and the front room north wall arches are carved with wooden roofs. The four walls of the cave are layered cloth, and the portrait theme is mostly from the Fahua Sutra.

The ninth and tenth caves coexist in one room, is a famous world cultural heritage site, Datong Yungang Grottoes in the core caves, there are thousands of painted stone Buddha statues, large and different shapes.

The 9th Grottoe of Yungang Grottoes, one of the "Wuhua Caves", and the 10th Grottoes are a group of double caves. It was built in 484-489, and painted in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The front and rear room structure, the layout of the Han-style hall. The cave doors are columns and columns, each with three faces. The cave doors are traditional Chinese temple-style buildings. The four walls of the cave are layered cloth, and the theme of the statue is mostly from the Fahuajing. The roof of the cave is lattice-shaped, and the carving of the lotus and the flying sky. The main statue of the north wall of the back room is like a carving of Shijia, and the two walls of the east and west are one threat to serve the Bodhisattva. The 9th cave is a relatively well-preserved cave, in which there is also the smallest Buddha statue carved by Yungang Grottoes, only 2 cm, located on the uppermost and round arch corner of the three-story pagoda relief on the north side of the western wall of the front room.

Always very intimate, the service is very warm, there is really nothing to say, it is over

The 9th and 10th caves of Yungang Grottoes are a group of grottoes, and the carving content in the grottoes corresponds one by one. The 9th cave is called the golden cave of Buddhist art. Look at these statues carefully and look at the introduction below. The more you look at them, the more you will become obsessed and obsessed.