Guide to scenic spots of Wanfo Garden

There is a "Ten Scenes and Nine Treasures Band" in Wanfo Garden. These ten scenic spots are: Xiaojing Monument, Fengshui Ball, Changshengtang, Chinese Zodiac, Jinshui Bridge, Eight Pagodas of Good Death, king of thailand, Jinta, Longfuge-Tangshan Earthquake Memorial Hall and the 29th Army Monument. Jiubao Band is: the treasure of Confucianism on the screen of filial piety, the priceless treasure of living Buddha relics, the treasure of royal geomantic omen, the treasure of Zhouyi in the zodiac, the treasure of gardens in the Eight Pagodas, the treasure of golden Buddha, the treasure of wood carving handed down from ancient times in the main hall, the treasure of anti-Japanese heroes and heroes, and the treasure of earthquake spirit tablets. Yan Xiaojing Monument, a giant monument at the mountain gate, is16m long and 4.5m high. It is made of white marble and engraved with Confucius' "filial piety". There is an ear tablet on each side of the tablet, engraved with dragon and tiger patterns. There is a wind-water ball weighing 6 tons in the wind pool behind the monument, which rotates with the waves with the help of water power. Introduction to Western Elysium: In the middle of Taki, there is a large white marble mural "Introduction to Western Elysium" showing Buddhist art, which is 25m wide and 4m high. In the center of the mural are three western saints: Amitabha in the middle; Zuo Guanyin bodhisattva; On the right is the Bodhisattva. In the relief mural of 100 square meter, there are 62 bodhisattvas and immortals, holding auspicious magic weapons, who go to the western paradise. They realized all sentient beings, Amitabha, and made forty-eight wishes to receive all sentient beings in the nine dharma circles and go to the paradise. Use physiognomy to show the equality and solemnity of the Buddhist world. On the screen, there are the main attractions of the Ten Thousand Buddha Gardens, and at the same time, it shows the beauty of the western paradise, which is the highest realm pursued by Buddhists.