Buddhist

Author: Xie Guangdi (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book is titled "A Journey to Buddhist Sacred Sites," and naturally, it should focus on the cultural landscape of the mountains, emphasizing the introduction of human culture, particularly Buddhist culture. The natural scenery encountered along the way, though magnificent, is not within the scope of this book, so it is only briefly mentioned. If readers find it unsatisfactory, they can seek other books for. Additionally, for accuracy, temples that have collapsed in the mountains are not included to avoid misleading readers. For the systematicity of the book, the temples in the mountains are described in the order they are visited along the traditional ancient walking paths. For completeness, the ancient walking paths are described in their chronological order. For completeness, the small ancient temple of Guci Buddhist Temple, located in the countryside near the border of Emei and Jiajiang counties, far from Mount Emei, is added at the end. As for the national-level protected ancient building in the northern city, the "Flying Temple" of the Great Temple, and the Great Buddha Zen Monastery at the southern city, which is currently under restoration, they must be emphasized with heavy ink. Adding unnecessary details is like drawing a dragon with too many scales, as I see it.