Are there fortune tellers in temples in Dongguan _ Are there fortune tellers in temples in Dongguan?
1, Furong Temple (Dongguan City, Guangdong Province)
Furong Temple is divided into front hall, back hall, ancestral hall and rooms on both sides of the temple, with a total building of 1000 meters. Geelong gecko, carved eaves and carved walls, is magnificent. There is a broad lawn in front of the temple, which can park more than 20 cars (the road has been built to the top of the mountain, and there is a special parking lot on the right side of the temple). Two pairs of stone lions, large and small, guard both sides of the gate, and the surrounding old and vigorous trees go straight into the sky. There is also a hill god land temple on the downhill of the big lawn. The whole temple is hidden in a lush and shady forest, under the cliff, which makes pilgrims feel unfathomable, awe-inspiring and carefree.
2. Xianghui Temple
Xianghui Temple is the only temple with Dongguan's representative cultural symbol "Wanxiang". Located at the foot of Shenxianling, Shixiang Park, Liaobu Town, it covers an area of about 5.6 mu with a total construction area of about 4,000 square meters. The main buildings of Xianghui Temple are located on the east-west axis. From front to back, there are Shanmen (Heavenly King Hall), Mahayana Hall and Sutra Pavilion, which are built on the mountain and strewn at random. On the south side are Guanyin Hall and SengLiao, and on the north side are Dizang Hall and Jushi Building. The Bell Tower and Drum Tower stand on both sides of Tianwang Temple. The southern part of Xianghui Temple will create a Zen cultural theme functional area. Xianghui Temple is located in Shixiang Park, Liaobu Town, Dongguan City, with its back against the beautiful Shenxianling.
3. Kannonji, Dalingshan, Dongguan
Kannonji, Dongguan is located in the center of Shidong Scenic Area in Dalingshan Forest Park, Dongguan City. Tea Peak, the highest point in the park, is 530. 1 m above sea level. When you climb to the top, you can enjoy the new look of the city and the surrounding lakes and mountains. According to historical records, it was built in the Ming Dynasty and has a history of more than 300 years. According to legend, there is a clear spring in the temple, which is sweet and delicious. Drinking it for a long time can keep you young and prolong your life. Where this clear spring flows, everything nourishes, trees thrive and roots are intertwined, forming a natural barrier, which is airtight and preserves the spirituality of Xianquan. People can only smell the sound of spring water, but they can't smell the path of spring water, so spring water is also called "hidden spring". Later it was called Guanyin Shengquan.
4. Huang Qi Guanyin Ancient Temple
Huang Qishan Park, located at the intersection of Dongguan Avenue and Dongcheng Middle Road, covers an area of 243 hectares. There are places of interest such as the Yellow Qifeng Lantern and Huang Qi Ancient Temple, as well as the newly-built Qifeng Park Plaza, the gatehouse, Qifeng Lake Scenic Area and restaurants. After the Tang Dynasty, it has been a holy place for Dongguan people to travel in spring, climb mountains and climb mountains. It will be one of the eight scenic spots in Dongguan in the future. After the Song Dynasty, Huang Qishan built Li Anquan Pavilion, Li Anquan Pavilion, Li Anquan Pavilion Temple, Li Anquan Pavilion Temple and Li Anquan Pavilion Water, which became "immortal water". Kannonji and temples are all over the country, but few have been discovered, rebuilt and preserved since the Song Dynasty. Huang Qi ancient Kannonji is really a rarity worthy of being cherished and protected by Dongguan people.
5. Ouxian Temple in Dongguan City, Guangdong Province
Ouxian Temple is located in Huangjiashanyuan Primary School on the south bank of Dongjiang River in Shilong Town, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province. It was built by philanthropist Ou Dongming in memory of Emperor Song Renzong (1023- 1063) in the fifth year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong. The 10th year of Guangxu (1889) was rebuilt. The existing buildings are water mill blue bricks, cement roofs and western-style bungalows. In the tenth year of Guangxu (1884), the Ouxian Temple was expanded and rebuilt in the first year of the Republic of China, which has a history of more than 200 years. In the past, Ouxian Ancient Temple was a sacred place in the eyes of local people, with a vast hall, magnificent architecture and numerous believers. However, spring and autumn rotation, vicissitudes of life, ups and downs, has been in full swing. With the implementation of the party's religious policy and the prosperity of Buddhism, the four disciples are eager to restore the ancient temple of Ouxian.
6. Shi Long Di Cang Wang Temple, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province
The Tibetan King Temple was originally named Longxi Temple, and its former site was in Puxi. In the early years of the Republic of China, it was renamed Longxi Temple to worship Buddha statues. When Longxi Temple was built, it is impossible to evaluate it. Later generations only found the words "rebuilt in the twenty-ninth year of Guangxu" on the temple beams, and it is certain that it was built before the twenty-ninth year of Guangxu (AD 1904). Until liberation, there were monks in the temple. The incense in this temple is quite prosperous. During the Anti-Japanese War, more than 10 monks were invited from all over the country, which won popularity for three times and had certain influence in Dongguan, Boluo and Zengcheng.
7. Zifu Temple in Dongguan City, Guangdong Province
It was built in 962 AD (the fifth year of Dabao in the Southern Han Dynasty) and was first built by Yu Yu, Ambassador of the Southern Han Dynasty. History 1048. According to the relevant person in charge of the preparatory office for the reconstruction project of Zifu Temple, which was originally located in Guancheng Central Primary School, Zifu Temple is the most famous temple in Dongguan history and has long been forgotten from the memory of Dongguan people. However, elderly believers still remember when passing by Guancheng Central Primary School that it was once a famous Lingnan temple with strong incense.
8. Yinxian Temple
Yinxian Temple, also known as Yinxian Temple, is located in Yinxian Villa, changping town, Dongguan. Yinxian Temple is the largest temple in Dongguan, covering an area of 20,000 square meters. There are Daxiong Hall, Tianwang Hall, Guanyin Hall, Dizang Hall, THE TEMPLE OF JIALAN Hall, Sutra Pavilion, Bell and Drum Tower, and abbot room. Outside the temple, there are the Sleeping Buddha Hall, the Five Hundred Lohan Ganlu Hall, the audio-visual exhibition of white marble, the Maitreya Buddha statue, the Buddha incense tower and so on. There are Buddhist buildings that can accommodate 400 people in the temple, all equipped with air conditioning and sanitary facilities, and there is a Buddhist fasting hall that can accommodate 80 tables.
9. Lotus Ancient Temple in Chang 'an, Dongguan, Guangdong
Lotus Temple, located at the foot of Lianhua Mountain, was founded in the 25th year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (1820), with a history of over 80 years. According to legend, Chen and Liu, Taoist priests of Luofu Mountain, went to Lianhua Mountain to collect medicines and treat diseases for many years, and both of them were buried in the mountain. After Chen and Liu died, the villagers at the foot of Lianhua Mountain dreamed that they had all become immortals. Because the two Taoist priests, Chen and Liu, were charitable and loved by the people, the people named Mai at the foot of the mountain raised funds to build an ancient lotus flower temple in memory of Chen and Liu. After the completion of the temple, Fiona Fang baili people came to worship, and the incense flourished. During War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the temple became one of the strongholds of anti-Japanese guerrillas. 1996 was listed as the first batch of town-level cultural relics protection units in Chang' an town in May.
10, Guiyi Temple
Guiyi Temple was built in the 14th year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1657). Located in Wuyuanfang, Machong (now the location of Ma No.4 Primary School). It was built by Xiao Yifu, an official of the Ming Dynasty, to fulfill the second female widow. 1968, the reconstructed Yi 'an was transformed into Masi Primary School. 1993, initiated by Liu Lao's nun, applied to the Buddhist Association and was approved. Masi Village zoned 700 square meters in the Xiyuan pond (place name) near the original site. The folk Catholic Church donated money to rebuild a Guiyi Temple and recruited nuns from all directions to take charge. The incense is still burning.