Author: Xu Shan
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Publishing Date: 2003-08-01
Features: A groundbreaking work that reveals the hidden secrets of Mount Emei for the first time in both China and abroad! A rare book that uncovers the mysteries of the Buddhist temples on Mount Emei! A masterpiece that interprets the powerful influence and of the World Heritage site! A must-read and collectible for pilgrims and tourists on Mount Emei—providing a way to "cultivate merits." Bujin Manti (The Earth is Filled with Gold) is a work that tells the legends of the Buddhist temples on Mount Emei from the perspective of its Buddhist culture. Published by Sichuan University Press and included in the "World Heritage Series," the book was written by the literary author Xu Shan. It contains over 200,000 words and is divided into three parts: "The Mysterious Wannian Temple," "The Magical Zhongfeng Temple," and "The Sacred Fuhu Temple." In addition to vivid and detailed text, the book is accompanied by 80 illustrations, making it rich in both words and pictures, captivating and engaging. Xu Shan is currently a member of the Sichuan Provincial Folk Literature and Art Association and the Director of the Leshan Municipal Folk Art Research Institute.
Buddhas Spread All Over the Ground (Mysterious Emei Mountain Buddhist Gate Legend and Revelation - Part One)
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