There are many pagodas in the mainland of China with different styles. The nature of pagodas has much to do with the sectarian division of Buddhism.The towers in our country are not all high-rise buildings, that is to say, they are not all pavilions[Detailed]
Buddhist buildings include Buddhist temples, pagodas and grottoes.Influenced by India, China's pagoda temples are centered on the pagoda and surrounded by halls and monk houses.
Jialan is a short name for Sanghalanmo, which translates into many gardens.There was an old man named Xu Daduo in Shewei State who often gave money to the poor[Detailed]
The Bell Tower, commonly known as the Bell Colliding Hall, Bell Hall and Bell Tower, is one of the seven halls.In ancient times, it was opposite to the Sutra Tower, and was usually separated from the Drum Tower on the two wings of Jialan[Detailed]
The drum tower in the temple is a building where drums are hung.Its location is on the right of the hall or the lecture hall, so it has been known as "left bell and right drum" since ancient times[Detailed]
Manjusri and Samantabhadra are the leaders of all Bodhisattvas. Samantabhadra's mount is the six tooth white elephant of the tooth fairy.Together with Manjusri Bodhisattva, who rides a lion, they are the threats of Piluzana Buddha, and are collectively called "Three Saints of Avatamsaka"[Detailed]
There are four Bodhisattvas in Buddhism in China: Manjusri Bodhisattva, Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, Samantabhadra Bodhisattva and Tripitaka Bodhisattva.The meanings of their mounts are different.
It is called Guanshiyin Bodhisattva. The fire cannot burn, the flood cannot disappear, the Yacha Luosha cannot be annoyed, the sword and staff are broken, and the weapons and chains are broken[Detailed]
Manjusri's Nirvana Sutra: Four hundred and fifty years after the death of the Buddha, Manjusri went to the Snow Mountain to speak for five hundred immortals, and all those who have predestined relationship can learn it[Detailed]
It is named Dizang because of its "patience as the earth, and meditation as deep as secret".He is respected for his "long history of making great wishes"[Detailed]
The earliest incense burner in Buddhism is the magpie tail burner. Another Buddhist practice related to incense burning is "Jingxing", that is, walking around the Buddha statue three, seven or more times with a incense burner in hand, which is called "Xingxiang"[Detailed]
If the use of magic tools is distinguished, they can generally be divided into six categories: solemn tools, Buddhist offerings, time telling devices, holding devices, carrying devices and esoteric magic tools.
"Ruyi" is also one of the Buddhist artifacts. The Buddhist name is "Ana Law".It is used for lecturing, argumentation, preaching precepts, ascending seats and other occasions[Detailed]
Chime is divided into big chime and small hand chime.They are all tools for Buddhist practice. They are used for chanting scriptures and chanting sutras, so as to "keep one mind in order"[Detailed]
The "building" is a strict decoration of the Buddhist Taoist Temple.Sanskrit "Tuofuruo" or "Jidu";In Chinese, it is called "Baozhuang", "Tianzhuang"[Detailed]
The first day of the first month: Maitreya Christmas
The sixth day of the first month: Dingguang Buddha Christmas
The eighth day of February: Sakyamuni's day of becoming a monk
February 15: Sakyamuni's Nirvana
February 19: Guanyin Bodhisattva Christmas
February 21: Samantabhadra's Christmas
March 16: Zhunti Bodhisattva Christmas
April 4th: Manjusri Bodhisattva Christmas
April 8th: Buddha Christmas (Buddha Bathing Festival)
April 15: Buddha Nirvana Day
May 13: Jialan Bodhisattva's Christmas
The third day of June: Weituo Bodhisattva's Christmas
June 19: Guanyin Bodhisattva Becomes a Taoist
July 13: The general trend to Bodhisattva Christmas
