大报恩寺导游词英文版

大报恩寺导游词英文版
hello everyone! Welcome to temple. I'm your guide . Now I'd like to introduce temple.
Temple, located in the center of XX Town, is the oldest and largest temple in XX Mountain. The temple was built in the XX period of Emperor Ming of Han Dynasty, formerly known as XX LINGJI temple. During the period of emperor XX of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the temple was expanded. Because there was a garden beside the temple, it was named XX temple. XX Mountain was recorded in the newly translated XX Sutra by Wu XX of the Tang Dynasty, which was renamed XX temple.The emperor XX of the Ming Dynasty rebuilt the temple and granted it XX temple.
The mountains around XX Temple fluctuate, and the temples and pavilions in the temple are towering. There are green pines and cypresses in the temple, with a strong Buddhist flavor. On the central axis of the whole temple, the copper pagoda stands in front of the temple. The seven halls are divided into XX hall, XX hall, Great Buddha Hall, XX hall, XX hall, copper hall and Sutra hall. They have their own characteristics, are not the same, and are magnificent. The most prominent is the bronze hall, which was cast by monk XX, the teacher of Empress Dowager Li, the mother of Emperor XX in the 37th year of XX in the Ming
Dynasty (AD 1609). With the collection of alms from 13 provinces and cities across the country, three bronze halls were successively cast, one on Mount XX, one on Mount XX in Nanjing, and one on Mount XX. The three bronze halls were cast in XX, Hubei Province, and transported to the site for assembly. Now, only XX Mountain remains. The copper hall is square, with two double eaves and a height of about 5 meters. It is vividly decorated with flower patterns on the partition leaves and flowers and birds on the pot door.
Thousands of small Buddhas are cast on all sides of the inner wall, and a big Buddha sits on the top of the central platform, so it is called the ten thousand Buddha Buddha Buddha. In front of the hall, there were five copper towers cast at the same time, according to the East, West, North directions.。