Dajue Temple

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🏛 Dajue Temple after the National Day is still crowded, and perhaps Dajue Temple is one of the few monasteries in the country that do not accept tickets. 🏰 Dajue Temple is located in Baita Village, Xiqiao Town, southwest of Yixing. It was formerly called Baita Temple. It is a Zen Linjizong Daochang, built in the Southern Song Dynasty. Several generations have been repaired and renamed, and the name was changed to Baitashan Dajue Temple at the end of Qing Dynasty. 🙏 In 1938, under the support of the 47th generation of disciples Zhikai monks in Linjizong, Taiwan's "Master of Nebula" was shaved here. And Baitashan Dajue Temple is also difficult to repair due to war and cultural revolution. 🌈 At the beginning of this century, Linjizong's 48th generation of disciple Nebula Master returned to the mainland, returned to Yixing to choose a place of 2,000 mu, rebuilt Dajue Temple in another place, revived the Zuting, to repay the teacher's favor, and promoted Buddhist culture and spread Buddhist ideas. 🕍 Dajue Temple after reconstruction is located in the Jilong Mountain foothills on the east side of Hengshan Reservoir in Yixing. There are Ashokang Stone Column, Shanmen, Shanmen Avenue, 18 Luohan, Buddha's Walk, Daxiong Palace, Dongchan House, Xijing Building, Wind and Rain Corridor, Bodhi Square, The buildings of Chengfo Avenue and Xianglin Duobao White Pagoda are a large Buddhist complex. 🏯 The architectural style is simple, and it clearly reflects the style of Taiwan-style and Japanese-style temples while fully showing the legacy of Han and Tang Dynasty. Unlike the mainland temples, there is no place to ask for fragrant wax in Dajue Temple. Only the righteous trade union handed over an orchid to worship Buddha. It is also the most indifferent Buddhist monasteries I have seen in China. The Nebula master introduced the simple Buddhist wind to the mainland is not easy...#net red punch card #Buddhist monasteries #niche Travel Experience