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1,曼谷泰国大王宫(Grand palace, Bangkok, Thailand)Bangkok Thailand's grand palace, also known as the Palace Museum, is the palace of the king of Thailand's Bangkok dynasty king I to king viii.(曼谷泰国大王宫又称故宫,是泰国曼谷王朝一世王至八世王的王宫。

)The grand palace covers a total area of 218,400 square meters and is located in the center of the capital Bangkok.(大王宫的总面积为21.84万平方米,位于首都曼谷市中心。

)Nestled beside the chao phraya river, it is the most spectacular collection of ancient buildings in Bangkok.(依偎在湄南河畔,是曼谷市内最为壮观的古建筑群。

)2,玉佛寺(The jade Buddha temple)Jade Buddha temple is located in the northeast corner of Bangkok grand palace.(玉佛寺位于曼谷大王宫的东北角。

)It is the most famous buddhist temple in Thailand and one of the three national treasures of Thailand.(是泰国最著名的佛寺,也是泰国三大国宝之一。

)The jade Buddha temple, built in 1784, is part of the grand palace of Thailand.(建于1784年的玉佛寺是泰国大王宫的一部分,面积约占大王宫的1/4。

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玉佛苑英语导游词

Hello everyone! Today I'll show you around Jade Buddha Garden in Anshan. It is a national 4A scenic spot.Jade Buddha Garden has the largest Jade Buddha in the world, which was discovered in Xiuyan Manchu autonomous county, people don’t know how to deal with it. One day, craftsman found a dirty spot on the surface of the jade king. So people wanted to get rid of it. It’s was astonished that when people carved it just 1st time, the surface of jade king was began desquamating, and the Buddha was appeared.The garden covers an area of 22,000 square meters. The main building is Pavilion of Jade Buddha with bell tower, drum tower, and so on. The whole area has 3 parts. The high part is for tablet forest, middle part for square and pavilion of Jade Buddha, low part is for courtyard.On the right side of Front Door, there is a green water bay with jade belt bridge on it. The length of the bridge is 33m which is equal to the height of Jade Buddha Pavilion.Now, in front of us is Mountain Gate. There is a plaque hanging on Mountain Gate which writes the name of "Jade Buddha Garden" surrounding 9 dragons.Get into the Mountain Gate, there is a path. In the old time, the emperor goes to the court by sedan on this road, so it gets the name. There are 3 such paths in Jade Buddha Garden and each one has 3 dragons.Now, we are in the second courtyard .Here are 6 white marble columns each one engraves 18 dragons. Dragon is the unique feature of the Garden. That's because Chinese people are the descendants of DragonThis is No Word Tablet. It is made of jade with green color that looks sparking and crystal-clear. Under the tablet, there is an animal called "Bi xi" one of the nine sons of dragon.Now, in front of us is the main building "Pavilion of Jade Buddha" which is the highest ancient building all over the country. The inner construction contains 3 stories. The first floor is Buddha Exhibition Hall, the second floor is watching Buddha Corridor, the third floor is seeing distant Platform.Here, I'll give you half an hour to visit.Our trip is at the end .Thank you for your cooperation. I hope the wish that comes from Jade Buddha will bring good fortune to your relatives and friends.。

去普陀山的旅游英语作文

去普陀山的旅游英语作文

去普陀山的旅游英语作文【英文版】It was a clear morning, with a gentle sea breeze blowing my face.I was about to embark on an adventure to the mysterious Putuo Mountain, an iconic destination in China’s eastern Zhejiang Province.Upon arrival, the first thing that caught my eye was the endless expanse of blue sky and sea, stretching as far as the eye could see. The atmosphere on the mountain was tranquil and meditative, with only the sound of birds chirping and the rustle of leaves in the distance.First, we visited the Jade Buddha Temple, home to numerous Buddha statues and carvings. The glimmering light emanating from the temple’s interior created a magical atmosphere that left me in awe. Then we walked through the scenic paths of Putuo Mountain, admiring the beautiful scenery and serene atmosphere. Later in the day, we visited the magnificent Dragon Pool, a vast body of water surrounded by ancient trees and craggy rocks. The pool was a perfect spot for meditation and reflection, and I could feel my stress and worries melting away under the gentle waves.Finally, it was time for dinner, where we enjoyed local delicacies and traditional Chinese tea. The food was fresh and flavorful, complemented by the rustic ambiance of the restaurant. The evening was spent catching up with old friends and sharing stories of our adventure.【中文版】那是一个晴朗的早晨,微风拂面,我准备开始一场探秘普陀山的旅程。

英语版上海玉佛寺导游词

英语版上海玉佛寺导游词

Jade Buddha Temple(大景点)Jade Buddha Temple, a popular Buddhist shrine in Shanghai, is located in the northwest of the city proper. As a historical site and cultural relic of 100 years, it is famous for extraordinary jade Buddha. These jade Buddhas make the temple incomparable with othersBy Constitution Law, Chinese citizens enjoy freedom of religious belief. The state protects normal religious activities. There are about 100 million religious followers in China. Most of them are in the four major religious, namely Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, and Christianity. Among these religious, Buddhism has the longest history and greatest impact on Chinese culture.Buddhism was founded in ancient India in 6th century B.C by Siddhartha Gautama, later known as the Buddha. The word ’Buddha’in Sanskrit basically means ‘The enlightened being’, is a path leading to enlightenment or Buddha hood where the various sufferings of existence are released and endless transmigration(无尽的轮回) of birth and death is escaped. Buddhism alleged that nothing was permanent and looked equally on everyoneMany historians agreed that the year 68 A.D. marked the official introduction of Buddhism into China when the legendary White Horse Temple was built in Luoyang, Henan Province.Buddhism in China developed quickly and many new Buddhist sects were formed. Two popular sects are Jing Tu and Chan. Jade Buddha Temple belongs to Chan Buddhism.In the late Qing Dynasty, a Chinese monk named Hui Gen from a monastery in Mount Putuo, went on a pilgrimage to Buddhist sites. After his last leg was Myanmar, a Buddhist country, where he was impressed by local jade carvings and decided to bring jade Buddha statues home, he begged alms and managed to raise enough funds, largely from the local overseas Chinese. At last, five Buddha were carved. On his return voyage, he passed Shanghai in 1882 and left two statues, one in the sitting position and the other reclining. A temple was completed in 1900. Later, the temple was destroyed in a civil war and in 1918 a new temple was constructed on the present site.Jade Buddha Temple was built in a typical monastic architecture with main halls located along the north-south axis, such as Heavenly King Hall, Guanyin Hall and Grand Hall including the special shrines for the sitting and reclining Jade Buddha, which are the highlights of the temple. Moreover, Shanghai Buddhist institute established in the temple. It offers 3-year undergraduate and 2-year postgraduate programs.Buddhist believers come to temples on the 1st and 15th of every Chinese lunar month. Jade Buddha Temple receives more than one million visitors annually.天王殿(小景点)Heavenly King HallThe Heavenly King Hall is the first shrine in the temple. There are two Bodhisattvas and four Heavenly Kings enshrined in it. There are a few horizontal plaques hung on the door lintel The middle one read’庄严慈护’meaning majestic in looks and benevolent in protection.The Bodhisattva Maitreya, its face to the entrance, has an adorable image with a smiling face and a big bare belly. He is more popularly called ‘Laughing Buddha’, Being Sakyamuni’s disciple; Maitreya was designated as the only successor to Sakyamuni. So he is also called the Future Buddha. 1000 years ago, he incarnated himself as a Chinese monk named Qi Ci. He always put a cloth sack on his shoulders, which make his nickname ‘Cloth Sack Monk’.Behind Bodhisattva Maitreya is Bodhisattva Skanda. He faces the statue of The Buddha in main hall. He has a young man fully armed image. In his hands is a magic weapon made of diamond, named vajra, and a mirror on his chest, which no evil can escape from him. He is the God of Protection of Buddhist Dharma, and a messenger of Buddha. A story says that after the cremation of Sakyamuni, a demon stole his teeth; Skanda caught the demon and return the relics.On the both side of hall sit the four Heavenly Kings. Their common duty is guarding the Buddhist world and protecting Buddhist dharma.The one holing a lute is Eastern king, King of Protection of Buddhist Kingdom, The lute called ‘Pipa’ in Chinese is a music instrument. It can not only provide the music to the Buddha but also a weapon to torment enemies’ brains.Beside him is the Southern King, King of Developing Merit. He holds a sword which emits cold rays to cut off enemies’ heads.Opposite the Southern King is the Western King, King of Far Sight. He can watches all over the world. He holds a dragon which can spout water to drown enemies.Next to the King of Far Sight is Northern King, King of Virtue. He holds something like an umbrella which has multi-functions. It can be a canopy, a stela and also a weapon. 观音殿(小景点)GuanYin Hall 306字In Chinese Buddhism, there are Four Great Bodhisattvas. Their names are Manjushri, Samantabhadra, Guan Yin and Kshitigarbha. Each of them represents a great virtue of Buddist Ideals. Bodhisattva Guan Yin stands for the Buddhist compassion, Manjushiri for wisdom, Samantabhadra for Buddhist practice and Kshitigarbha for great vows.It is said that all bodhisattvas have their relevant ashrams to preach Buddhism; Mount Wutai is the ashram for Bodhisattva Manjushri; Mount Emei for Bodhisattva Samantabhadra; Mount Putuo for Bodhisattva Guan Yin and Mount Jiuhua for Bodhisattva Kshitigarba. The four mountainous sanctuaries are called ‘Four Great Buddhist Holy Mountains’ in ChinaLadies and Gentlemen, please follow me and pay attention to your steps let’s enter the Guan Yin Hall.It houses the most popular bodhisattva in China. The statue, it is made of copper in the Ming Dynasty, has completely been oxidized to black from head to toe with alarge golden plate serving as Buddha’s nimbus behind his back.The Bodhisattva GuanYin is in sitting position with two hands putting flat on his crossed legs, palms facing upward, depicting his meditation.Bodhisattva Guan Yin is already a Buddha, but he remains a bodhisattva to assist the Buddha. He is said to have the compassion of all Buddha’s, so he is addressed as ‘The bodhisattva of Great Mercy’ as well.His Chinese name, Guan shi Yin, means the perceiver of the World’s Sound, he often appears as ladies figure to rescue people who needs help and call his name. He teaches, transforms and inspires living beings to bring forth their Buddha mind. He first observes what a particular being wants, and responds to their wishes in order to build up their faith in Buddhism.Well, that’s all for the Guan Yin hall. Ladies and gentlemen, Plz follow me to the next hall and plz watch out the threshold and steps.文殊殿(小景点)Hall of Bodhisattva Manjushri 277字In Chinese Buddhism, there are Four Great Bodhisattvas. Their names are Manjushri, Samantabhadra, Guan Yin and Kshitigarbha. Each of them represents a great virtue of Buddist Ideals. Bodhisattva Guan Yin stands for the Buddhist compassion, Manjushiri for wisdom, Samantabhadra for Buddhist practice and Kshitigarbha for great vows.It is said that all bodhisattvas have their relevant ashrams to preach Buddhism; Mount Wutai is the ashram for Bodhisattva Manjushri; Mount Emei for Bodhisattva Samantabhadra; Mount Putuo for Bodhisattva Guan Yin and Mount Jiuhua for Bodhisattva Kshitigarba. The four mountainous sanctuaries are called ‘Four Great Buddhist Holy Mountains’ in ChinaOn the east side of the courtyard is the Hall of Bodhisattva ManjushriLadies and Gentlemen, please follow me and pay attention to your steps let’s enter the Hall.At this hall you will see an awesome golden sculpture of Bodhisattva Manjushri seated in elegant posture. The statue and the halo behind its back are all gilded, bright and shining, presenting an air of glory. He holds an S-shaped ornamental ritual object in his hands which reads ‘RuYi’ in Chinese, meaning ‘as your wish’. Manjushri is the icon of the Buddhist wisdom. Riding on a lion, the Bodhisattva is a great lion among Buddhists. Bodhisattva Manjushri delivers the light of wisdom to the world, in particular towards those ignorant, benighted or lost.Many of the students with their parents come to the temple and pray to the Bodhisattva Manjushri to hope they could get a high score before examination. Well, that’s all for the Hall of Bodhisattva Manjushri. Ladies and gentlemen, Plz follow me to the next hall and plz watch out the threshold and steps.普贤殿(小景点)Hall of Bodhisattva of Samamtabhrdra 302字In Chinese Buddhism, there are Four Great Bodhisattvas. Their names are Manjushri, Samantabhadra, Guan Yin and Kshitigarbha. Each of them represents a great virtue of Buddist Ideals. Bodhisattva Guan Yin stands for the Buddhist compassion, Manjushiri for wisdom, Samantabhadra for Buddhist practice and Kshitigarbha for great vows.It is said that all bodhisattvas have their relevant ashrams to preach Buddhism; Mount Wutai is the ashram for Bodhisattva Manjushri; Mount Emei for Bodhisattva Samantabhadra; Mount Putuo for Bodhisattva Guan Yin and Mount Jiuhua for Bodhisattva Kshitigarba. The four mountainous sanctuaries are called ‘Four Great Buddhist Holy Mountains’ in ChinaOn the west side of the courtyard is the Hall of Bodhisattva SamamtabhrdraLadies and Gentlemen, please follow me and pay attention to your steps let’s enter the Hall of. Samamtabhrdra.Like the statue of Manjushri, Samantabhadra is dressed in all gold foil, both body and clothes. Samantabhadra is the model of Buddhist practice. He accomplishes his commitment to redeem the suffering multitudes by exerting the Buddhist wisdom. He says that the Buddhist virtue only exists when it is put into practice, and it is the only way through which you can feel it, sense it, love it and adhere to it. He carries a lotus in his hands and rides an elephant.Lotus is considered by Buddhists the purest flower on earth, referring in particular to the purity of the Buddhist world. Moreover lotus grows in soil but remains unsoiled in blossom, which suggests the process of getting enlightened in practice of Buddhism. In fact, lotus pattern is seen everywhere in a Buddhist temple.In sum, the Buddhist world is as good as the lotus world.Well, that’s all for the Hall of Bodhisattva Samantabhadra. Ladies and gentlemen, Plz follow me to the next hall and plz watch out the threshold and steps.地藏殿(小景点)Hall of Bodhisattva Kshittigarbha. 250字In Chinese Buddhism, there are Four Great Bodhisattvas. Their names are Manjushri, Samantabhadra, Guan Yin and Kshitigarbha. Each of them represents a great virtue of Buddist Ideals. Bodhisattva Guan Yin stands for the Buddhist compassion, Manjushiri for wisdom, Samantabhadra for Buddhist practice and Kshitigarbha for great vows.It is said that all bodhisattvas have their relevant ashrams to preach Buddhism; Mount Wutai is the ashram for Bodhisattva Manjushri; Mount Emei for Bodhisattva Samantabhadra; Mount Putuo for Bodhisattva Guan Yin and Mount Jiuhua for Bodhisattva Kshitigarba. The four mountainous sanctuaries are called ‘Four Great Buddhist Holy Mountains’ in ChinaThe hall next to the Bodhisattva Samamtabhrdra is the Hall of Bodhisattva Kshitigarbha.Ladies and Gentlemen, please follow me and pay attention to your steps let’s enter the Hall of Bodhisattva Kshitigarbha. He is well-known as the Bodhisattva Great Vows. Sakyamuni once told him to stay in the human world as the hierarch of the NetherWorld to redeem all beings in it. Bodhisattva Kshitigarbha vowed before the Buddha that he would not achieve Buddha hood until ‘all the hells are empty’.The image of Bodhisattva Kshitigarbha is like a Chinese monk, he holds a long stick in the right hand and a large luminous pearl in the left, with which he open the door of the Hell and illuminates the road to the Paradise.Well, that’s all for the Hall of Bodhisattva Samantabhadra. Ladies and gentlemen, Plz follow me to the next hall and plz watch out the threshold and steps.大悲殿(Cintamani-Cakra Hall)In Chinese Buddhism, there are Four Great Bodhisattvas. Their names are Manjushri, Samantabhadra, Guan Yin and Kshitigarbha. Each of them represents a great virtue of Buddist Ideals. Bodhisattva Guan Yin stands for the Buddhist compassion, Manjushiri for wisdom, Samantabhadra for Buddhist practice and Kshitigarbha for great vows.It is said that all bodhisattvas have their relevant ashrams to preach Buddhism; Mount Wutai is the ashram for Bodhisattva Manjushri; Mount Emei for Bodhisattva Samantabhadra; Mount Putuo for Bodhisattva Guan Yin and Mount Jiuhua for Bodhisattva Kshitigarba. The four mountainous sanctuaries are called ‘Four Great Buddhist Holy Mountains’ in ChinaIt is located in the southeast of the courtyard is Cintamani-Cakra Hall or the Hall of Great Mercy, another remarkable shrine for Bodhisattva Guan Yin, Upon stepping into the hall, you’ll see Guan Yin in full figure and true features, graceful and brilliant. The statue is fully gilded, with a round and large golden plate serving as Buddha’s nimbus behind his back. Sitting on a lotus throne, Bodhisattva Guan Yin holds in his hand the Cintamani-Cakra, or in English ’The Auspicious Wheel of Dharma’, expressing that the spread of the Buddha’s teaching, is like the turning of the wheel of Dharma that will go on permanently.大雄宝殿(小景点)The Grand Hall 340字The Grand Hall, located in the center of the temple, is the permanent place where Sakyamuni Buddha, the founder of Buddhism is enshrined. Sakyamuni as a Buddha is believed to process all the virtues in the universe. And the Grand Hall is literally named ‘Treasure Hall of the Great Sage’In the center of the Grand Hall there are three primary Buddhas seated side by side; Sakyamuni Buddha in the middle, Medicine Buddha on his left, and Amitabha Buddha on his right. Sculpted in camphor-wood and coated with gold the Buddhas are gracious, sitting on the lotus thrones. They total 4 meters in height. All Buddhas have nimbi on their backs. The raised sign on the Buddhas’chests is swastika, symbolic of sun, strength and fortune.Please look at the statue of Sakyamuni. He is the Buddha of the current world .Sakyamuni Buddha, his secular name being Siddhartha Gautama was born the son of a king of Sakya Clan at the Himalayan foothills in ancient India. As a young prince he saw people suffering from birth, senility, illness and death. He decided tosearch for an ultimate solution to human sufferings. He left home at the age of 29, when he was 35, he got the solution and attained Buddha hood. He spent the rest of his life opening up his religion and teaching his philosophy. He live 80 years old. The dignitary title of ‘Sakyamuni’, which spells out the sage of the Sakyas is given by his followers.East of Sakyamuni is the Buddha of Eastern Bright World. In China he is revered as Medicine Buddha, because he fulfilled his vows relating to the healing of physical diseases and mental sufferings. You can see a stupa in his hand, which was to keep the ashes of Sakyamuni after his cremation.Seated west is Amitabha Buddha, the hierarch in charge of the Western Pure Land or the Western Paradise Honored as ‘The Buddha of limitless light’and ‘The Buddha limitless of Life’ He has a lotus flower in his hand. It is believed that whoever follows his instructions will be taken with the lotus to the Western Paradise for good二十诸天–鬼子母(小景点)The Twenty Heavenly Gods 249字On two sides of The Grand Hall stand twenty Heavenly Gods. They all lean slightly forward, as they now listening attentively to Sakyamuni preaching in the center of the hall. The twenty Heavenly Gods were originally the deities in ancient India legends. And they were adopted as tutelary gods in Buddhism. When Sakyamuni was delivering lectures, these Heavenly Gods were all ears. Varied as they were in their origins and experiences, they all became protectors of Buddhist dharma under the Buddha’s illumination.The Story of the Goddess of Loving Children is such an exampleNamed Hariti in Indian mythology, the goddess was once an ogress. She had many Children whom she all doted upon, but to feed them, she killed the children of other families. Sakyamuni wanted to convert her. One day, the Buddha hid her youngest son named Ai Nu, the boy now standing by her side, under his rice bowl. Hariti was desperate when she found her child missing. In time, the Buddha appeared in front of her, saying ‘if you are suffering from your lost child, what about the mothers whose children you have killed?’ Hearing this Hariti began to understand the torment of other people and bitterly repented of her sins. Finally she transformed herself into not only a protector of Buddhist dharma but also a guardian of children known as the Goddess of Loving Children.Well, that’s all for the The Twenty Heavenly Gods. Ladies and gentlemen, Plz follow me to the next hall.The Mural Sculpture of Guan Yin on the South Sea(南海观音壁塑) 328 Behind the Buddha statues is a huge mural sculpture called ‘Guan Yin on the south sea’on which the gracious Bodhisattva Guan Yin stands high in the center of the scene. He holds a flask filled with nectar and spreads the miraculous dew on people On the mural sculpture, you see Bodisattva Guan Yin stepping on the head of a huge turtle. If people in need piously call Guan Yin, the Bodhisattva will come to their rescue in time, riding the turtle over the sea.By the Bodhisattva stand his two acolytes, Shan Cai, the boy, on the left, and Long Nu,the girl, on the right.Shan Cai had devoted himself to Buddhism since childhood. Illuminated by Bodhisattva Manjusri, Shan Cai made a long pilgrimage to seek a way to Buddha hood. He called on many Buddhist masters, 53 in all. Bodhisattva Guan Yin was his 27th master and Bodhisattva Samantabhadra, his last. Finally he obtained the correct wisdom and became a Buddha.Long Nu was a daughter of the Dragon King of the sea in Buddhist legends. She was a gifted Child and quick at learning. She attended occasionally a few lectures by Bodhisattva Manjusri. But she had no intention to be a Buddist until she was captured by a fisherman. At this critical moment, Guan Yin came in time to her rescue. Long Nu was deeply grateful and converted to Buddhism. When she was incarnated into a boy upon meeting Sakyamuni, She attained Buddhahood.Above Guan Yin is a statue of skinny Sakyamuni about his ascetic practice in Snow Mountains Sakyamuni was then in deep meditation and had been fasting for 7 weeks, eating almost nothing.(十八罗汉)Below on the mural sculpture are eighteen Arhats, each with a vivid facial expression. There are 500 worthy Arhats who were all disciples of Sakyamuni, but these eighteen Arhats were his closet. Sakyamuni ordered these eighteen Arhats to stay permanently in the human world to popularize Buddhism.Arhats have three traits, Firstly they are immortal, for they have already entered nirvana, Secondly, they are free from any vexation of greed, anger and stupidity and third, they live on offering from human society. An Arhat is the one who has obtained the highest level of enlightenment in his cultivation of Hinayana Buddhism.There are two main schools of Buddhism Mahayana and Hinayana.Hinayana stresses the preservation of the original teachings of Sakyamuni and focuses on self-cultivation. To Hinayana followers, Sakyamuni is the only Budda to be idolized.Mahayana holds universalism of Buddhas pays more emphasis on preaching and converting other people to Buddism than on self-liberation.Mahayana is hence viewed as ‘Grand Vehicle’ and Hinayana as ‘Small Vehicle’. Mahayana is mainly practice in China, Korea, Japan and Hinayana is in Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar….卧佛殿(小景点)Hall of the Reclining Buddha 288字The Hall of the Reclining Buddha is located in the eastern wing of the temple. There are actually two statues of reclining Buddha enshrined in it. One being bigger, mode of nephrite, and the other, smaller, made of jade.The small reclining Buddha is a 96-centimeter jade sculture of Sakyamuni lying on his right side. It is one of the Buddha statues carved in Myanmar by the Chinses monks and shipped to Shanghai in 1882. It is the legacy of abbot Hui Gen, the founder of the temple.The statue is made of one piece of Burmese jade. The reclining Buddha is about Sakyamuni on his deathbed or entering nirvana in terms of Buddhism on his age of 80. He looks serene and easy, wearing a gentle smile on his face. With his graceful and peaceful bearing, the recumbent Sakyamuni seems as if it were a sleeping beauty resting on the bed. The posture is called by Buddhists ‘the auspicious repose’Sakyamuni devoted himself to the preaching of Buddhism after he achieved enlightenment. He traveled widely converting people to Buddhism until the end of his life at the age of 80. He passed away on his lecture tour. Before leaving the world, Sakyamuni had conducted his last sermon, telling his disciples to follow the dharma, cultivate themselves, and help others.The big reclining Buddha was donated by Chinese Singaporeans and brought from Singapore in 1989 by the late Master Zhen Chan, the tenth abbot of the temple. This statue of reclining Buddha is a considerably large nephrite sculpture, four meters in length and four tons in weight.Well, that’s all for the Hall of the Reclining Buddha,Ladies and gentlemen, Plz follow me to the next hall.玉佛殿Jade Buddha Hall --331Ladies and Gentlemen, may I ask you a question, what highlightThe Jade statue of Buddha is the most precious legacy the first abbot Hui Gen left in the temple. In an elaborate and bright shrine, the jade Buddha is seated in the posture of Dhyana or meditation. It is the posture Sakayamuni took when he attained enlightenment.Buddha’s round face looks like a full moon and the tightly curled hair represents one of his 32 incarnations. His ears are large and long to touch his shoulders, implying that Sakyamuni was once a wealthy price who heavier earring that elongated the earlobes. The long ears are also the sign of a long life. He is sedate and amiable. He wore a charming and elusive smile, revealed from his curving eyebrows, downcast eyes and gently closed mouth with its corners slightly upturned.The Statue is 1.95 meters tall and 1.34 meters wide. It is carved out of a single piece of high-quality Burmese Jade with superb craftsmanship. The Jade smooth and flawless, is soft in luster, pure in color, and delicate in texture. Its perfect carving is amply displayed in the fluent lines of the elegant posture. The well-proportioned sculpture looks true to life. The precious jewels encrusted on the statue are made of jadeite. It is the most precious legacy the first abbot Hui Gen left in the temple.The Jade Buddha Hall is furnished with all bookcases along the side walls, hoarding a complete set of Buddhist scriptures entitled ’Da Zang Sutra’it comprises a total of 7168 volumes filling up 12 cabinets of the bookcases. The Dragon Tripitaka is a full edition of Buddhist scriptures including Buddhist doctrine, Buddhist disciplines and elaborations by the eminent Buddhist masters on Sakyamuni’s oral teaching and the Buddhist theories.There are three main tenets in Buddhist scriptures;1 The world is inconstant2 Life is suffering and the cause of suffering is desire3 The ultimate goal of life is to achieve nirvana.大雄宝殿内外的佛教用具203字There are some ritual objects inside and outside the hall.They are absolutely necessary in religious activities. Let’s have a look what they are.1, prayer mats. It is placed in rows on the ground for ppl to pray.2, offering altars. It is in front of the buddhas for displaying the offerings, such as fresh fruits and food.3, a hollow wooden fish. It is used as a percussion instrument, it is struck to accompany monks’ chanting. And it can keep the monks awake as well.4, a giant bronze bell. Is struck twice a day to gather monks to say morning an evening prayers5, a giant drum. It used to gather monks and believers for big festivals or important services6, a giant incense burner. In the center of the courtyard there is a bronze tripod standing nearly five meters high, this is an incense burner donated by some Buddhists for reopening of the temple in 1920s. You can see the names of the donors cast on it. This incense burner is no longer in use but a reminder of the temple history7, a pair of stone stelas. Monks always put some rice on the top for birds or hungry spirits of dead. Chinese buddhists believe that salvation of life is more important than anything else.。

玉佛寺概况

玉佛寺概况

Jade Buddha Temple基本语汇•Religious site•Worship•Statues of Buddha•Active temple•Premise•Followers•Abbot•Denominations•Chan or Zen•Hui Gen•Monk•Pay homage to•Burma•In sitting posture, reclining•The present site•Heavenly Kings Hall•Grand Hall•Jade Buddha Chamber概况要点与结构•佛教在上海•玉佛寺–(方位)–宗派–特色–来历–地位与功能一、中国的宗教生活•中国是一个多民族的历史悠久的国家。

各民族和各时代留下了许多不同的宗教信仰至今仍有许多的信众。

尽管绝大多数的国民是无神论者,仍有近一亿的人信教。

中国尊重不同的宗教信仰并以宪法的形式对宗教信仰自由进行保护。

因此,在中国各地都可以看到各种宗教场所,在中国的各种宗教中,以佛教、道教、伊斯兰教和基督教的影响最大。

其中,佛教是历史最悠久、影响最大的外来宗教。

•China is a multinational/racial country with a variety of religious beliefs held by different communities. Though the majority of the population are atheists, over 100 million are religion followers. These religious believers enjoy equal social rights and social status with non-believers. Religious services are protected by law. The citizens could decide of their own accord to believe or not to believe a religion. This is a constitutional right in China. So, you could find numerous religious facilities around China. Among all the religions practiced in thiscountry, four are of the greatest importance. They are Taoism, Buddhism,Islam and Christianity. Taoism is a native religion, and the other three are all foreign. The most popular is unquestionably Buddhism.二、佛教在中国•佛教产生于公元前五-六世纪时的古印度。

各地景点的导游词英语

各地景点的导游词英语

各地景点的导游词英语导游词,是导游人员引导游客观光游览时的讲解词,是导游员同游客交流思想,向游客传播文化知识的工具,也是应用写作研究的文体之一。

特点是口语化,还具有知识性、文学性、礼节性等特点。

接下来是小编为大家整理的关于英国导游词英语,方便大家阅读与鉴赏!导游词英语1黄帝陵good morning, ladies and gentlemen. today we are going to visit the yellow emperor mausoleum, known as "the first chinese mausoleum". the tomb places at qiaoshan, huang ling, yan'an, china. the yellow emperor mausoleum area was archaeologically proved to be a primitive clan settlement, for unearthing pottery and stone tools with evident yangshao culture features. it is one of the key historical site under state protection of china.in order for everyone to have a profound understanding about the yellow emperor mausoleum, i will introduce huangdi first. huangdi is a legendary chinese sovereign and cultural hero who is considered in chinese mythology to be the ancestor of all han chinese, one of the legendary five emperors. according to ancient records, huangdi was the son of shao dian, the grandson of fu xi. his name was gongsun. because he resided in the xuanyuan hill, he was referred to as xuanyuan. for advocating agricultural production, he was also known as "huangdi". huangdi has been credited with the invention of the principles of traditional chinese medicine, the huangdi neijing (inner canon of huangdi).the legend of his victory in the war against emperor chi you at the battle of zhuolu is seen as the establishment of the han chinese nationality. (黄帝)we are now in the xuanyuan square. here is the starting pointof worshiping the mausoleum. the xuanyuan square ground used natural pebbles from qinling range, a total of 5000 pieces which represents 5000 years long history of the chinese nation. in front of us was printing pool. legend has it that the pool was huangdi’s pen washing place. printing pool came from river zu which is regarded as the ancestor of the river. when night comes, there will be a beautiful landscape above the river.(印池) now, we are through the bridge xuanyuan. the bridge used granite stones, and it was known as the "the first modern chinese stone bridge". the path links xuanyuan bridge and temple courtyard has 95 steps, representing huangdi’s lofty status. ascend the stairs, we can see a broad square. in recent years, rituals mostly are held here. now please look back at the xuanyuan square again, i believe you can feel the grand、solemn and primitive ambience. (轩辕桥)xuanyuan temple is located in the north of zu water. please follow me into the holy place. it is said that the ancient temple,which aimed to worship the yellow emperor ,was originally built at the west foot of bridege hill in the han dynasty.but in the song dynasty,it had been moved here . consisting of four yards,the temple has doors of hisarchitectural style of han dynasty,decorated with hip rooftops , white walls and black glazed tiles.so it looks tall and terrifying,simple and splendid. and the three chinese characters of xuanyuanmiao was written by mr jiang dingwen.(轩辕庙) entering the gate of xuanyuan temple , we can see a towering cypress is greeting us on our left hand. the old tree is about 4700 years old. legend has it that the cypress was personally planted by huangdi. in 1982, the british forestry experts, including peel came here after examining 27 countries of the world. they exclaimed that thiscypress was the father of world cypresses. in 1998, the tree was identified as one of chinese one hundred fomous trees".(黄帝手植柏)this pavilion is called stone pavilion. there are four steles. the first stele on the right is a inscription written by sun yat-sen when he was the temporary president of r.o.c. the second one was wrntten by chiang kai-shek in 1942. on the left side, the first stele was written by chairman mao in 1937 when the kuomintang and the communist party worshiped huangdi together. the second stele on the left side was written by deng xiaoping(碑亭) leaving the pavilion and continuing to walk in, we can see an engraved block on the left side. the stone engraved with a pair of huge huangdi footprints. it is said that there are three pairs of huangdi footprints. one pair is in henan, another is in shandong, and the last one is here. according to local people, if someone hits the big toe with a coin across the fence, he will be lucky.(青石块)there is a cypress in left front of xuanyuan. every year before the tomb-sweeping day, the tree hole will overflow juice like a teardrop. after the tomb-sweeping day, juice stops overflowing. because of this, the cypress is known as "the most unusual one among all cypresses".(古柏)now, the architecture in front of us is xuanyuan palace. the palace was built in ming dynasty. going into the hall, the demirelief huangdi statue came into our view. the icon of our nation’s ancestor is based on the picture of the east temple hanwu beam and was enlarged and sealed upon the approval of state administration of cultural heritage. the new ancestor worship hall was built in __ and lies in the north of xuan yuan temple. on the tomb-sweeping day of X__ for the first time thenational etiquette ebo ceremony was held here. huangdi temple inherits han tang style, and it is a combination between ancient traditions and the new era. before the house of ancestors are granite pavement. the square covers an area of more than 10000 square meters which makes it can accommodate 5000 festival activities.(轩辕殿)there is another monument before the burial, engraved with "qiaoshanlongyu" meaning that it is the place where huangdi go the the heaven. legend has it that huangdi lived more than 100 years old. the god was moved by his great achievements. he sent a dragon help with his ascension. huangdi was surround by people who did not want him to leave completely. the dragon leaped and carried huangdi to the heaven. people tore down huangdi's skirt, boots and sword in chaos. people buried huangdi's boots sword and clothes as a memorial.according to shih chi,all emperors worship huangdi here, so this place is undoubtablely recognized as huangdi’s mausoleum. before the stele”qiaoshanlongyu”, there is another stele eng raved with “huangdi temple” written by guo moruo in 1958. (黄帝陵)ok, everyone, so much for this today. we still have some free time. so next, you may look around and take some pictures. we’ll leave at 11o’clock, so please don’t be late. you know i will miss you. and i’ll stay here, if you have any question, please ask me. by the way, watch your step please! so next, it’s your turn. enjoy yourself and thank you for listening.导游词英语2Good morning ladies and gentlemen;Today, we will go to visit Hubei Provincial Museum. On the way to the museum, I ‘d like to show a present to express mywarmest welcome to you. You may wonder what the present is. Well let me introduce it to you. The music you are going to listen to is the very gift. Now, please enjoy the music.Have you ever listened to the music? And what musical instrument is used to play the beautiful melody?That’s the serial bells, a wonder in the world. Indeed a wonder in the world. Every year tourists from all over the world continuously come to visit them and appreciate the programs played by it. Each year they return with unforgetable memory.The building with red wall and green tiers before us is the very museum, Hubei Provincial Museum. Constructed in 1953, the museum is the center for collecting, studying, preserving and displaying historical and cultural relics in Hubei. More than 700,000 ancient relics are stored up in it. There is a collection of 100,000 books on history, archaeology, art etc. These relics provide precious material data for studying the development of history, culture, art, science and technology in ancient China.Situated in the middle reach of the Yangtze River, Hubei has a long history and rich land. As early as 2,000,000 years ago, our ancestors lived and worked here and gradually they began to create their own civilization. The relics unearthed from Zenghouyi Tomb are good proofs to the civilization. The relics displayed in the museum are most from the tomb. Serial bells are the most precious and greatest of them all.Are you familiar with the history of the serial bells?It is said that it is the oldest musical instrument kept in the world. You see, our ancestors already knew how to use music to enrich their lives so long ago.Luckily indeed, our archaeologists discovered it by accident and thus displayed the marvelous ancient civilization of Chu Statein front us.In 1978, a soldier discovered a large tomb when building his house. It was really a great surprise to discover it at that time. Afterwards, archaeologists excavated these serial bells on the same spot. This was appraised to be the tomb of Zenghouyi. It was220 square meters, 20 metros deep, consisting of 4 tombs. The main coffin was made up of huge internal and external coffins. The man in it died at the age of 45. Those buried alive with the dead were all female, aged from 13 to 25. They were in 21 coffins.Besides the serial bells, more than 7,000 other historical cultural relics have been unearthed, such as bronze ware, ancient musical instrument, weapons, golden ware, jade ware, painted ware, wooden ware, and bamboo ware. Most of them are unique art treasure and they were deliberately made.What is especially worth mentioning is the ancient musical instrument, such as serial bells, stone chimes, drums, 25-stringed plucked zither, and bamboo flute. They are totally 8 types, including 124 pieces. The entire musical instrument is placed perfectly among the bronze serial bells. They make the tomb look like an ancient concert hall.Today the underground concert hall has come back to life. As a major instrument, 64 serial bells are put in the middle room, lined along the north and west wall. It can be concluded that serial bells are Zenhouyi’s favorite, for his body was placed in the west room.As wee see, these big bells are shaped like round-bottomed baskets; small ones are like warming pots. They are hung in 3 layers from the winding bell shelf that is 13 meters long, 2.7 meters high. The whole bell shelf is supported by 6 human-shapeobjects. It is as strong as newly cast.Ok, let me give you a brief introduction about the elegant ancient serial bells. All the bells have been played. They are all carved with inscription about musical melody. Each bell can produce 2 pitches. After many years of research, we find that its amplitude approached the international level of today. The combined scale is the 7 notes in C major of today. Its compasses very side, including 5 and a half octaves. The whole sound may be adjusted. Its wooden shelf is quite exquisite. Although buried for 2,400 years, the serial bells are well played. It not only can be used to play with to produce scores with the same melody, but also can produce mixed sounds though harmony and repeat tunes. Chinese musical pieces, such as Intoning Three Times Before Leaving Yang Pass, The Moon On The Spring River, and foreign pieces, such as Christmas Eve, can be played on it, even Beethoven’s Ode to Joy in the Ninth Symphony can be. Foreign tourists are usually attracted by the fascinating music when listening to the Chinese song The Night On The Prairie. When foreign songs cut in, they are shocked by the old civilization of Chu State. As the famous violinist, Menuin praised it, ‘The grand Greek music is accepted by the world. However, the musical instruments in ancient Greece were made of wood, what’s more, not a single instrument is kept till today. Here we are able to enjoy the sound of the instrument of 2,000 years\\\\\\\' history from the tomb of Chu State.Actually, whoever enjoys the music played on the serial bells will be surprised at the great achievement made by the people of Chu State in the fields of music, culture, smelting, and casting.According to the history, Chu State was called the state of rites and music at that time. People in Chu State love dancing.They danced in the palace and sang in the room. They knew how to enjoy dancing and singing. We can imagine the following scene. The host of the bomb was seated in his palace and watched the girls dancing. On both his sides sat his followers. They sat on the floor. A table with short legs was placed in front of them. They put one hand on the table that is used to hold arms. This can be proved by the relics in the tomb.Do you know, in China, a male and a female mandarin ducks are the symbol of love, for they often play together in the water and live together. Can you see the box here? This box was found in the tomb. The box was painted. It was empty in it. But there are some pictures. They describe a very vivid situation; some people are striking bells, beating drums and dancing. This picture is very precious, for we can know how these instruments should be played, especially the serial bells.I wonder if you have noticed that there is only one mandarin duck on the box. Do you know why? Oh, he is abandoned by his lover. But he found a new company―music. He didn’t heed the other mandarin duck, for what he really loved was music.Well, I have a question. What is the tourists’favorite?The music played on the serial bells.导游词英语3玉佛寺英文导游词Ladies and gentlemen, today we are going to visit a famous Buddhist temple---the Jade Buddha Temple。

辽宁鞍山玉佛苑英文导游词

辽宁鞍山玉佛苑英文导游词

辽宁鞍山玉佛苑英文导游词Liaoning Anshan Buddha Court guides English wordsAnshan Buddha CourtBuddha Court of Anshan city government milestone in the development of Hon g Kong Limited joint venture built.A total investment of about 70 million yuan. May 28, 1994 ground was broken. to September 3, 1996 to share completed 27 mon ths of the completion time of the Buddha Acer Court.Buddha Court located in th e Dongshan Scenic Area, is surrounded by mountains, is facing a water, mountai ns left Qinglong right white tiger, rosefinch ago after basaltic is a Feng Shu i.Buddha Court covers 221,047 square meters, the first show in front of us i s the Buddha Court entrance, entrance 122 meters long by 15 meters wide, 10 me ters high and 8.9 meters wall of the house high component.- Like rostrum, the architectural style, securing the # entrance doors are spent building innovati on It and the pavilion above echoed, but also for wind and rain Yu Yu, very un ique, # spent flying above the door (Kowloon characters) was the Buddha Court three characters.Calligraphers Association of State Chairman, Professor Qi Gon g of Beijing Normal University, wrote, Canada plaque around the site around 9 Jinlong, So called Kowloon characters.See you in front, which is a 3.3 meters high, is located in a high Xumizuo m eters on the large white marble lions, Tiananmen is fake, the lions carved, it mighty Japanese-funded # guarding the Buddha Court.(Please see bottom-up) in the wall of securing four have double-carved, white marble tailgate just likecarvings. Stigma, carved railings have different shapes vivid white marble lio ns, you will see the stone, thought Lugou Bridge, Lugou Bridge was the world c ountless Lions, the Buddha Court for the Lions can you make it clear?Relax, I tell you the Buddha Court of the Lions a total of 32.(Enter Court, the Royal Road come before)Now we are seeing is the Royal Ancient Palace Road is a unique road, Xiang wei, every emperor when the emperor, sitting in his sedan chair, by the person carrying the passage of the Road #, it said Royal Road.Buddha Court, a total of three Royal Road, the other two in the cabinet after the Buddha, along with three of the Dragon, a total of nine dragons, Buddhism founder Sakyamuni, Kow loon St. extolled the meaning of the Royal Road around the bats are bats, Ital y from the sides of the Quartet, It symbolizes the tourists happy.(Upwards of two courtyards)This is six days to Scripture Pillars of white marble, This six Scripture Pillars of the Buddha and the cabinet after about 12 white marble columns stil l some interesting experiences.Anshan Municipal People's government, the decis ion to build the Jade Buddha Temple, according to the design requirements of 1 8 to 720 meters, 1.1 meters wide square block of white marble stone, finding a great material?Jade Buddha Temple building trades headquarters building, lead ing to know the white marble Great Hall of the People in Beijing is the middle of the county. decided to procurement, # of several mining Everyone says not so standard white marble, they said, the Chinese table Although the length anddiameter than you, but China is a table with 12 white marble setting up, You got to the white marble is no way to the final # white marble quarry director, said : hard, However you construct the Buddha Court and the protection of the world's most of the Buddha, we try to make it!Thus, after more than a year of effort, really exploitation of a 18 huge white marble, which is rooted not id eal, and ask an out, but despite full production, but not for any exploitation of such a stone. coupled with the amount of money along the way to eight.They said that Jade Buddha Temple to 18 out on more than 18 without an out, and th at was God materials.Buddhist Scripture Pillars in a exorcising overcome view, and this six whi te marble hanging scroll by 18 per Carved on Roots dragons, A total of 108 car ved dragon, and seven Buddha ko 102 columns, add this Scripture Pillars of six out of 108. 108 columns, 108 descendants of the dragon is the symbol of China Descendants were all top-beams, Long Buddha Court is a major feature of the l andscape, the murderer stone and wooden sculptures, colored pattern on the dra gon, the Buddha Court at 9999 Dragon Since it is the dragon in the world. (Referring to the Buddha Court)Buddha is 33 meters high cabinet, Dover agreed 33 days, 66 meters wide, th e use of double-overlapping structure, adding awnings or canopies, covered red glazed tile, it is structured, resplendent magnificent.(Buddha plaque before the Court)Three words vigorous and effective, is the Buddhist Association of China Zhao Puchu, president wrote.(-Front)Buddha Court are two lines turtle-wordless landmark monument was used to s et the historical, Buddha Court records in the history "" Anshan Buddha Court Intramongolica "" No word has become a landmark.(Enter the mosque)We now demonstrate in front is the world's largest Buddha, for it is carve d jade Wang, July 20, 1960 XIUYAN JADE found in a rural Chinese Manchu Autonom ous County of Xiuyan jade Kong Flower mountain Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai pers onally instructed the Jade Wang # good protection to the three years of natura l disasters. the state's financial difficulties circumstances, the Ministry of light pulling 200,000 protection money, Wang Jade 7.99 meters high, 6.6 meter s wide, 4.1 m thick, with a total weight of 260.76 tons, 1992 previously Dando ng City in Xiuyan County, the jurisdiction of the division of Anshan City, Ans han Municipal People's government decided to move to Jade Wang Shan, Jade Wang of the removal process, using a large tractor. Military Tractor four tanks, o ther vehicles more than 150 Taiwan needed four big Ling, 172 km journey, creat ed a miracle in the history of transportation.Jade handling of Anshan, how to tap it. 93 Anshan Municipal People's government to solicit the community and e xpert advice. advocate building Buddha statues of Buddha Court views are conce ntrated, thus carving into the world's largest Buddha Court, positive Buddhism founder-Sakyamuni Buddha, is the back of the sea of Guanyin Buddha statues inappeared in the three miracles.First Look at This is a collection at the Oran ge Green Cyan spent jade, it has not been carved before the outside is wrapped with rocks, known as rock Pao Yu.What is the color, with the science and tech nology are unpredictable, Now we see the face of Sakyamuni Buddha is green, if left when carving became a 1:00 span Erhualian Buddha, If Gao Erhualian Buddh a statues is not only tourists seem uncomfortable, Buddhist followers will thi nk that this is a right of respect for the Buddha. It now appears very satisfa ctory results.5.6 meters high Shakyamuni wearing a black-and-white and white c assock, meditation in a lotus throne, very solemn.。

上海英文地标介绍

上海英文地标介绍

上海英文地标介绍以下是一些上海著名的英文地标介绍:1. The Bund (外滩): The Bund is a waterfront area on the HuangpuRiver in Shanghai. It is known for its historical buildings, colonial architecture, and riverfront views. It is one of the most famous touristattractions in Shanghai.2. Nanjing Road (南京路): Nanjing Road is one of the main shopping streets in Shanghai. It is known for its department stores, shopping malls, and various brands. It is a popular destination for shopping andleisure.3. Oriental Pearl TV Tower (东方明珠广播电视塔): The Oriental PearlTV Tower is a landmark television tower in Shanghai. It offersobservation decks with panoramic views of the city, as well asrestaurants and entertainment facilities.4. Shanghai Tower (上海中心大厦): Shanghai Tower is a skyscraper in Lujiazui, Shanghai. It is currently the tallest building in China and one of the tallest in the world. It offers observation decks and a variety ofamenities.5. Jade Buddha Temple (玉佛寺): The Jade Buddha Temple is a Buddhist temple in Shanghai. It is known for its large jade Buddha statue and beautiful temple architecture. It is a popular destinationfor tourists and believers.6. Shanghai Expo Park (上海世博园区): The Shanghai Expo Park is the site of the 2010 World Expo. It includes a variety of exhibition halls, theme pavilions, and public spaces. It is now a popular touristdestination and cultural center.These are just a few of the famous landmarks in Shanghai. The city has many other attractions, such as parks, museums, and historicalsites, waiting for you to explore.。

上海景点英文介绍

上海景点英文介绍

不夜城sleepless city沧海桑田ups and downs of time长江三角洲the Yangtze River Delta磁悬浮列车maglev train (magnetically levitated train); magnetic suspension train大都市metropolis; cosmopolis; metropolitan city; cosmopolitan city东方明珠塔Oriental Pearl TV Tower东海之滨的明珠the pearl on the coast of the East China Sea国际展览局BIE International Bureau of Exhibitions龙华寺Longhua Temple外滩the Bund信息港infoport黄浦江游cruise along the Huangpu River玉佛寺Jade Buddha T emple豫园Yu Yuan Garden金贸大厦Jinmao Tower城隍庙Town God’s T emple上海国际会议中心Shanghai International Convention Center(南浦,杨浦,徐浦,卢浦)大桥Nanpu/ Yangpu/ xupu/ lupu (suspension) Bridge (浦东)滨江大道Riverside Promenade外滩观隧道Sightseeing Tunnel at the Bund(浦东) 世纪公园Century Park上海体育馆Shanghai Stadium上海大剧院Shanghai Grand Theater上海科技馆Shanghai Science & Technology Museum虹口足球场Shanghai Hongkou Football Stadium上海植物园Shanghai Botanical Garden水族馆aquarium[扩展]Peace Hotel 和平饭店Holliday Inn 假日酒店Pudong Shangri-la香格里拉Renaissance shanghai Pudong 上海淳大万丽Portman Ritz-Carlton 波特曼丽嘉酒店the Grand Hyatt 金贸凯悦Hilton Shanghai 希尔顿Four Seasons 四季大酒店Equatorial Shanghai 赤道大酒店Regal International East Asia富豪Marriott 万豪Radisson雷迪森、瑞迪森Sheraton喜来登Ramada华美达Inter-Continental洲际Sofitel Hyland 索菲特Westin 威斯汀St. Regis 瑞吉Cruise on the Huangpu River 黄浦江Cruising on the Huangpu River, visitors can gaze at the mighty skyscrapers, the Monument Tower to the People's Heroes, the famous Waibaidu Bridge and Huangpu Park on one bank, and the orient Pearl TV Tower, International Convertion Center, Jin Mao Building and the newly rising Pudong New Area on the other. The Yangpu and Nanpu bridges span the river. From the river, visitors can also view the ruins of ancient cannon emplacements and fortifications at Wusong and the magnificent view of the Yangtze River as it empties into the sea. The orient Pearl TV Tower 东方明珠The orient Pearl TV Tower is 468 meters high, the tallest in Asia and third tallest in the world. It faces the Bund across the Huangpu River. When viewed from the Bund, the tower and the Nanpu and Yangpu bridges create a vivid imagery known as "two dragons playing with a pearl." The sphere at the top has a diameter of 45 meters and is 263 meters above ground. The observation deck in the sphere offers a sweeping view of the city. The revolving restaurant is set at 267 meters above Pudong New Area. The dance ball, piano bar and 20 karaoke rooms, at 271 meters, are also opened to the public. The penthouse, which sits at 350 meters, has an observation deck, meeting room, and coffee shop. The tower integrates broadcasting technologies with sightseeing, catering, shopping, amusement, and accommodations. It has become the symbol of the city and a major tourist attraction in Shanghai.Chenghuang Miao Temple 城隍庙The Temple of the Town Deity is located south of Yuyuan Gardan. There used to be a temple to the local deity, whick the inhabitants believed would protect them, in every city. The city deities were frequently real persons to whom the town owed something. Today, an arts aand crafts store is in the temple.新天地Shanghai Xintiandi in Shanghai is an historical and cultural character of the city tourist attractions, it is unique Shikumen Shanghai-based urban construction, into a world-class restaurants, business, entertainment, culture, leisure walking Street. Xintiandi is located in the city centre, south of Huaihai Road, Huangbeinanlu and Madang Road between 30,000 square meters of land, adjacent to Huangbeinanlu Station and the North-South, East and West of the intersection of an elevated road. The project is the construction of a new era of tradition and cultural life of the city tourist attractions, with its fusion of Chinese and Western, old and new combination of tone, Shanghai will be the traditional Shikumen Linong and full integration of contemporary new construction.The BundThe well-known Bund is a must for visitors to Shanghai. Fifty-two buildings lining the narrow shoreline of the Huangpu River offer a living exhibition of Gothic, Baroque, Roman, Classic Revival and Renaissance architectural styles, as well as combinations of Chinese and Western styles. They are also a condensation of the recent history of the city. The wide embankment offers ample room forstrolling and is used by locals for morning exercises and evening gatherings. In the evening, colorful lights illuminate the area and create a shimmering image deserving of the name Pearl of the Orient.The Yu GardenThe Yu Gardens are a classical landscape in the Southern Chinese style with a history of more than 400 years. Pavilions, halls, rockeries and ponds display the finest in landscaping from the Southern style as seen in the Ming and Qing dynasties. More than 40 landscapes were ingeniously separated by latticed walls, winding corridors, and lattice windows.People's SquarePeople's Square has become the political and cultural center in Shanghai since 1994, when it was rebuilt. In and around the square are a massive fountain named the Light of Huangpu River, 10,000 square meters of lawns, six groups of relief carvings that depict the history of Shanghai, the New Shanghai Museum, the offices of the municipal government, an underground shopping plaza, the Shanghai Grand Theater and the Shanghai Exhibition CenterThe Orient Pearl TV TowerThe Orient Pearl TV Tower is 468 meters high, the tallest in Asia and third tallest in the world. It faces the Bund across the Huangpu River. When viewed from the Bund, the tower and the Nanpu and Yangpu bridges create a vivid imagery known as "two dragons playing with a pearl." The sphere at the top has a diameter of 45 meters and is 263 meters above ground. The observation deck in the sphere offers a sweeping view of the city. The revolving restaurant is set at 267 meters above Pudong New Area. The dance ball, piano bar and 20 karaoke rooms, at 271 meters, are also opened to the public. The penthouse, which sits at 350 meters, has an observation deck, meeting room, and coffee shop. The tower integrates broadcasting technologies with sightseeing, catering, shopping, amusement, and accommodations. It has become the symbol of the city and a major tourist attraction in Shanghai.Cruise on the Huangpu RiverCruising on the Huangpu River, visitors can gaze at the mighty skyscrapers, the Monument Tower to the People's Heroes, the famous Waibaidu Bridge and Huangpu Park on one bank, and the Orient Pearl TV Tower, International Convertion Center, Jin Mao Building and the newly rising Pudong New Area on the other. The Yangpu and Nanpu bridges span the river. From the river, visitors can also view the ruins of ancient cannon emplacements and fortifications at Wusong and the magnificent view of the Yangtze River as it empties into the sea.Nanjing RoadNanjing Road East, honored as "China's No. l Street", has become an all-weather pedestrian arcade. Shops and restaurants provide products and services with their own characteristics, making it an ideal place that integrates shopping, restaurants, amusement and sightseeing.Luxun ParkThe museum and tomb are located in Lu Xun Park. LU Xun was an imminent man of letters. The museum exhibits Lu Xun's manuscripts, some of his personal effects, document., and photos. The headstone at the Tomb of Lu Xun is in the calligraphy of Vhio Zedong and reads "The Tomb of Mr. Lu Xun."Dr. Sun's ResidenceDr. Sun Yat-sen, the forerunner of the Chinese democratic revolution, and his wilr Soong Ching Ling, lived in this building from 1918 to 1924. It was in the residence that Dr. Sun Yat-sen met representatives of the Communist Party and fostered the first cooperation between the Chinese Communist Party and the Kuomintang.Soong Ching Ling's ResidenceThis is the former residence of Soong Ching Ling. an honorary chairwoman of the People's Republic of China and the widow of Sun Yat-sen. She lived, worked, and studied here during the last years of her life.Birthplace of the Communist Party of China.In July of 1921, the First National Communist Party Congress was held in this building. The congress passed the Party's program and resolutions, elected the central committee, and declared the founding of the CPC.Shanghai LibraryThe new Shanghai Library, which covers an area of some 80,000 square meters, has a collection of 13 million books and is considered one of the top ten libraries in the world. The library incorporates the open-stacks approach favored in the West, which allows for convenience in borrowing books.Shanghai Grand TheaterLocated in the northwestern corner of People's Square. the Shanghai Grand Theater covers 70,000 squat, meters. It is actually composed of three theaters. The theaters can accommodate performances of ballet opera, symphonies, chamber music modern dramas, and musicals. The theater also owns the largest, fully automatic stage in Asia. The theater has become a symbol of modern culture in Shanghai.DuoLun RoadCultural Celebrities' Street, located along Duolun Road and surrounding areas,is a living memorial to the modern cultural celebrities of Shang-hai and is also a condensation of modern culture. Such Chinese literary giants as Lu Xun, Mao Dun, Guo Moruo and Ye Shengtao lived and wrote here,making the road an important feature in China's modern cultural history. In addition, the famous Gongfei Cafe. Celebrities Mansion, the Shanghai Art Opera Troupe, and Hai Shang Jiu Li also display the accumulated cultural atmosphere of Duolun Road today.。

Anshan Jade Buddha Garden 鞍山玉佛苑 英文导游词

Anshan Jade Buddha Garden 鞍山玉佛苑 英文导游词

Anshan Jade Buddha GardenWhat today we’ll visit is a famous holly land of Buddhism named the jade Buddha garden. This garden covers an area of 22,000sm, it’s a building integrated with palaces, temples and gardens. The main building is the jade Buddha attic, this attic is consist of bell house, drum tower, the 3 hole gate, the jade belt bridge, lotus pool, chambers, courtyard and so on. This temple is divided into 3 layers, the highest layer is used for some steles, the middle layer is where the spacious plaza located, there are 6 chambers on the side of it, the lowest layer is the court yard. It is surrounded by mountains on 3 sides and the other side with river. On the right side of the gate there is a river, and there is a 3 bridge cross it which with 3 holes, this bridge is just like a beautiful jade cross it, so it was called the jade belt bridge, it is 33m long, equivalent to the height of the main palace. When mentioned this fade Buddha garden, you may connected it to two cultures, the Buddha culture and the jade culture. Buddha is the represent of wisdom. While jade is an ancient culture and the represent of sincerity, kindness and beauty. This garden integrated the two cultures together and creates another wonder here.The gate is made up of the city wall and the pavilion, the wall is 122m long and 15m wide, 10m high. The pavilion is 8.9m high. The Prostrata door on the gate is an innovation of this building, it not only correspond to the pavilion, but also can provide the tourist a place to hide from the rain and sunlight. Around the plaque in the middle there are 9 dragons, there are 240 sets of paintings on the city wall, on the stigmas of the wall, there are stone lions carved on them, the number of it reached to 392. the two lions in front of the gate is 3.3m high, seated on a terrace of 1m high. This is imitating the two lions in front of tianmen square.The imperial road is the specialty in he royal court, when emperor went into the palace in the old times, he would sit in a sedan which lifted by others and passed the imperial road. There are 3 imperial roads in this garden, another two were around the attic, each road was carved with 3 dragons, on the side of the road, there are clouds and bats, which symbolize that they would bring good luck to the tourist here.Now, we’ll enter the second court yard, the 6 pennants are made of white marble, they are 6.93m high and the diameter is 0.9, each one is carved with 18 dragons, they are surround the pennants and quite alive.These are the two wordless steles, they are all made of light green jade, the foundation is made up of white marble, the steles are used to record history, as the history of this garden has been recorded on the garden’s annals, so they become the wordless steles.This is the main building of the garden-----the jade Buddha attic, it is 33m high, 66m wide and 58m in deep, with the red tiles on the roof, it is quite magnificent. The inner part of the attic is divided into 3 sections. The first level is the exhibition hall, there are 32 doors, carved with dragons on them, the number of the dragons reached to 4321. the second level is visiting corridor, you can see the Buddha in different angles. The third level is the view platform. There are totally 102 columns here, 90 of them are made of marble and concrete with 8 sides, the left were made of white marble. The two in front of the exhibition hall carved 3 dragons on each, 2 big one and 1 small one.The jade Buddha, this biggest jade Buddha in the world is made of jade, it is placed on a terrace of 2.2m, lifted by 8 warriors from the 4 sides, on the seat, there carved beautiful paintings which symbolize the good wish, around it, there hanged 4 colored lotus lamps. There are 7color in this jade, as the modern technology can’t distinguish the color inside a jade, so it is not a easy job to carve a Buddha, especially for the face, even a little error, it could lead to a colored face, not only the tourist would feel uncomfortable when see it, it is also showed the disrespect to the Buddha. While this Buddha is quite successful, the hair in front of the forehead of the Buddha is perfectly lively. Behind the Buddha, is the guanyin, with the bottle in his left hand and willows in the right, she is ride on a big fish, as is she is just come here from putuo mountain in zhejiang provice.There are some coincidences happened in the carving, in the 2th of February in 1995 in the lunar calendar, the carving of the one side of the guanyin have been finished, all the work left is to rub it smooth. At 9 o’clock in the morning, a little black jade come into being, after it was rubbed, it became a dragon, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon, a phoenix came into being. When designing the background of the guanyin, the decide to carve it according to the jade, after 3 months work, the background was just like the epitome of putuo mountain, where the guanyin once gave lectured to.On the tail of the fish, there is a character of true on it, this was discovered by 德修master, a famous monk in oct. 1996, the process of carving is difficult, but it also let people experienced the mysterious of Buddhism.Now, our visit has come to an end, wish all you good luck.。

中国文化旅游英语句子

中国文化旅游英语句子

Translation1.The Temple of Heaven (天坛) is the largest intact alter temple(坛庙) of China. The Temple of Heaven used to be a place where emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties worshiped and offered sacrifices to Heaven(祭天)to pray for good harvests and fine rain(五谷丰登、风调雨顺).译:天坛是中国现存最大、保存最完好的坛庙。

是明清两代皇帝每年祭天、祈祷五谷丰登、风调雨顺的地方。

2.The Fragrant Hill(香山)looks very much like a censer(香炉), often girdled (环绕) by wisps of spiraling (缭绕) mist as if it were giving out incense-smoke hence it was called the “Censer Hill”(“香炉山”). Later, it was shortened as the “Fragrant Hill”.译:香山因其形状似香炉,周围常常云雾缭绕,看起来犹如香烟弥漫。

因此人们便称之为香炉山,简称香山。

3.The Beihai Park (北海公园) is located to the west of the Jingshan Park (景山公园) . The existence of the park can be traced back to the mid-eleventh century when a temporary royal residence named “Yaoyu”(瑶屿) was built here during the Liao Dynasty.译:北海公园位于景山公园的西面,早在11世纪中叶,辽代就在这里建立瑶屿行宫。

泰国旅游玉佛寺

泰国旅游玉佛寺

How to arrive: take a bus to Tha Chang wharf, and go on foot by road sign; bus 25, 80, 91 can go directly to The Grand Place. About 100-150 baht will be needed for a taxi to The Grand Palace near the Siam square
is Thailand's most sacred temple, the temple is the main Buddha Temple, which houses a statue of Buddha, you will see it on the Thailand Buddhist worship
Pha Kaew and the general ticket of The Grand Palace
Visit Wat Haw Pha Kaew The Grand Palace when required to wear neat, not wear sleeveless T, vest, dew cord, any shorts, miniskirts, slippers and so on into The Grand Palace. If the clothes are not qualified, the entrance has free clothes for tourists, but it needs to be queued.
places and religious ceremonies, named for the temple dedicated to the

玉佛寺英文导游词

玉佛寺英文导游词

玉佛寺英文导游词玉佛寺英文导游词玉佛寺位于上海普陀区,因寺内主要供奉玉佛而得名,也是闻名于海内外的.佛教寺院,因其属于禅宗临济法系,修习禅法,故又名玉佛禅寺。

以下是小编带来的玉佛寺英文导游词,希望对你有帮助。

Ladies and gentlemen, today we are going to visit a famous Buddhist temple---the Jade Buddha Temple. Before visiting the temple, I’d like to say a few words about the religious situation in Shanghai. Our constitution stipulates that every Chinese citizen is ensured the freedom of religious belief. There are four major religions in practice in Shanghai, namely, Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, and Christianity, which is sub-divided into the Catholic Church and the Protestant Church. When it comes to Buddhist temples in China, they are usually classified into three sects, i.e. temples for meditation, for preaching and for practicing Buddhist disciplines. The Jade Buddha Temple is a temple for meditation, and is well-known both at home and abroad.The temple was first built during the reign of Emperor Guangxu of Qing Dynasty, when a monk named Hui Gen went on a pilgrimage to Burma and brought back five jade statues of Sakyamuni. On his way back to Mount Putuo via Shanghai, he left two jade statues here, one in sitting posture and the other, reclining. He had a temple specially built as a shrine for these two statues in 1882. later the temple was partly destroyed by fire and in 1928 a new temple was completed on the present site.Just opposite the temple gate, there stands a giant screen wall. Various designs, such as dragon, phoenix, elephant, crane and peony are carved on it. In Chinese legend, all these things are considered the symbols of fortune, wealth, longevity andauspiciousness. Chinese people used to set up a wall in front of the house so as to keep the evils away.Now ladies and gentlemen, please turn around. Here we can see the temple gate. It is also called the Sanmen Gate, or say, the Gate of Three Extrications. The door in the middle is called the Door of Emptiness, to its right is the Door of Non-phenomenon, and to its left, the Door of Non-Action. Sanmen Gate is also called the Mountain Gate because most famous temples in China are found deep in mountains. But the Sanmen gate does not open except on the first and the fifteenth of every lunar month. Now this way to the entrance.Ladies and gentlemen, the first hall is the Heavenly King Hall. We will use the rear door, please follow me.(in the Heavenly King Hall next to the southern entrance)Here we can find the statue of a fat and smiling monk with bared belly. He is Bodhisattva Maitreya. His smile is so contagious that you will smile with him and forget all your worries. So he is also called the Laughing Buddha. According to Buddhist scripture, he is now practicing Buddhism in the Tusita Heaven. After 4000 years, which is equal to 5.67 billion years on the earth, he will become successor to Sakyamuni under a Long Hua Tree in Hualin Garden. Hence another name the Future Buddha. But this statue we see here is not the real image of Bodhisattva Maitreya, it is just his incarnation.. it is said that During the Five Dynasties Period, 1000 years ago, there lived in Fenhua in Zhejiang Province a monk named Qi Ci, who always carried a wooden staff with a cloth sack on his shoulder. He often went around towns and in streets to beg alms. Therefore he became known as “the Cloth Sack Monk”. He always smiled and laughed, looking as happy as ever. When he was dying, he left the message saying that hewas the incarnation of Bodhisattva Maitreya. So his image is enshrined in the Buddhist Temple as the incarnation of Bodhisattva Maitreya.(on the eastern side of the Heavenly King Hall)On the two sides of the hall are enshrined four statues. They are so-called Four Heavenly Kings. In the Buddhist legend, there is in the center of the world a highest mountain called Mount Sumeru. Halfway on it is a mountain called Mount Ghandara with four peaks. On each peak lives a Heavenly King protecting the Buddhist heaven. The first one is the Southern King---King of Developing Merits. His duty is to educate all living creatures and develop king-heartedness. He is holding a sword in his hand which can emit a ray to chop off the enemies’ heads. The one next to him is the Eastern King---King of Protection for Buddhism. He is holding in his hand a pipa, which is somewhat like a guitar. With this pipa, he offers music to the Buddha. Meanwhile this pipa is a magic weapon. It can send out a musical rhythm to defeat the enemy by tormenting brain and causing him to lose combatability. Now ladies and gentlemen, please come over to this side.(on the western side of the Heavenly King Hall)The first one on this side is the Northern King---King of Virtue. He is so called because of his virtue. He is holding a parasol-shaped stela in his hand. The parasol can be opened into a canopy in Buddhist processions. It is at the same time a magic umbrella. Once it is opened in the battle field, the sky turns dark and a wind-storm rises, defeating the enemy with a dizzy spell and then it closes up capturing all the enemies. Next to him is the Western King---King of Far Sight. He observes the world with his penetrating eyes. He is holding a dragon-shaped silk rope.The rope is actually a net, with which he converts people to Buddhism just like catching fish with a net. This dragon also has a magic power. It can spurt water from its mouth and drown the enemy in floods.(in the Heavenly King Hall next to the rear door)The Statue facing the rear door is Bodhisattva Skanda. He is always dressed in armour with a worrior’s club in his hand. Originally he was one of the eight heavenly generals under the Southern King of Developing Merits. Later he has been enshrined here because of his bravery. He is also a god of message, a fleet-foot runner, so when visitors come to the temple, he will immediately report to the Buddha in the Grand Hall.Now ladies and gentlemen, that’s all for the Heavenly King Hall. Please follow me and look out the threshold and the steps.Now we can see a giant tripod in the courtyard. It is actually a giant incense burner. It was donated by some Buddhist laymen who believed that by donating something the Buddha they can help purify the souls of their dead relatives from sins and relieve them from purgatory.Now this is the main hall, known as the Grand Hall or Grand Hall of the Great Sage. It is the main structure in every Buddhist temple, where the statue of Sakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism is enshrined.(in the Grand Hall)Ladies and gentlemen, in the middle of the hall is the statue of Sakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism. On his right is Medicine Buddha and on his left is Amitabha Buddha. Each is seated on a lotus blossom and has a back halo. Sakyamuni’s original name was Siddhartha Gautama. He was a contemporary of Confucius. He was born to a warrior’s family in the Hima layan foothill inancient India, or say, in present-day Nepal. He spent his youth in great luxury. But he renounced the human world at the age of 29 in search of an ultimate solution to the problems of human sufferings. After six years of spiritual discipline he got enlightened at the age of 35. he spent the remaining 45 years of his life teaching his religion and establishing a community for monks to continue his work. He was entitled “Sakyamuni”, which means “the great sage of the Sakya Clan”. He died at the age of 80.On his chest there is a sign that resembles a swastika but it has nothing to do with Hitler’s fascism because it is in an inverted order. It is actually a religious talisman used in ancient orient, symbolizing the concentration of happiness and auspiciousness.The Medicine Buddha is responsible for the Eastern Bright World. Since he can relieve people of all pains and sufferings, he is called the Medicine Buddha. He is holding a wheel, which signifies the unremitting effort of converting people to Buddhism just like turning a wheel.Amitabha Buddha is in charge of the Western Paradise. He is holding a golden lotus blossom stand with which he extradites Buddhist believers to the Western Pure Land, therefore he is also called the Buddha of Guidance.In front of the Medicine Buddha is a hollow wooden fish. It is actually an instrument used by the monks to accompany the chanting of their prayers. But do you happen to know why it is in the pattern of a fish? Now let me tell you about it. The monks think that fish is the most diligent animal in the world because it never closes its eyes, therefore the image of the fish is used to advise people that they should practice Buddhism as diligentlyas the fish.On both sides of the hall stand 20 Heavenly Gods, all protectors of Buddhist laws. They all bend slightly as if they are listening attentively to Sakyamuni’s preaching.The first one on the right side is Brahma, the chief god of Brahmanism in ancient India. It was believed in ancient India that all living creatures in the world, including gods and men, were created by him and he was thus honored as the Great Creator. Next to him is Yamaraja, the God of Hell, who is in charge of the nether world.The fourth one on this side is Goddess of Loving Children. There is an interesting story about her. It is said that before she became a goddess she was a wicked woman. She herself had many children, 500 in all, including 3 sons and 497 daughters. Her favorite child was her youngest son named Ai Nu, now standing by her side. As she always ate the children of other people, Buddha decided to convert her. One day, he hid Ai Nu in a jar. When the woman found her child missing she looked for him everywhere but could not find him. Then Buddha came up to her and said, “If you are worried when your child is missing, what about other mothers whose children you have eaten?” From then on she began to discipline herself and finally became a goddess.This is the Emperor of the Solar Palace, or say the Chinese Apolo, opposite him is the Chinese Diana, the emperor of the Lunar Palace. The last statue on this side is the Dragon King.(at the back of the Grand Hall)Ladies and gentlemen, behind the statue of Sakyamuni there is a giant mural sculpture. In the middle is the statue of Bodhisattva Guanyin. Guanyin was originally named Guanshiyinbut later abbreviated into Guanyin because the character “shi” was one of the characters in the Tang Emperor Li Shimin’s name and was considered a forbidden name. Guanyin often takes the image of a goddess in order to convert women to Buddhism. Actually he can incarnate into 32 images to convert people from all walks of life and relieve people from all kinds of sufferings. Any living creature in trouble needs only to recite his name and he will respond to the cry and readily come to help riding on the head of a huge turtle. That’s why he is described as a Bodhisattva of Great Mercy. By her two sides are her two disciples, San Cai the boy and Long Nu the girl. Above Guanyin is a statue of Sakyamuni when he was doing ascetic practices in a forest. A monkey on the right is offering preaches to him and a deer on the left is giving him milk to drink.Now a few words about San Cai, the boy and Long Nu, the girl. It is said that when San Cai was born, a number of treasures came with him, hence his name. By the way, “Can” in Chinese means “wealth”. He was later converted by Bodhisattva Manjusri, the Bodhisattva of Great Wisdom, and went on a pilgrimage to the south in search of teaching. He was going to call on 53 teachers and then met Guanyin, hoping to obtain the guidance to buddhahood. There are altogether 53 statues on the mural sculpture, excluding the 18 arhats. They were all supposed to be San Cai’s teachers. He came to them one after the other. Guanyin was his 27th teacher. Long Nu, the daughter of Dragon King, was a genius. At the age of 8 she often attended lectures by Manjusri. Later she met the Buddha and attained buddhahood.Below are 18 arhats, all disciples of Sakyamuni. According to Buddhist scripture, Sakyamuni asked them to stay permanently on the earth to help convert people to Buddhism. Arhats havethree characteristics, namely, they can rid of all worries, they should be supported and offered by all people, and they enter nirvana once for all and never incarnate again.(in the Hall of the Reclining Buddha)Ladies and Gentlemen: in the middle of the hall we can see a jade statue of the reclining Buddha. This is Sakyamuni in his deathbed, or say, entering nirvana. We can see him looking slightly upward and reclining on his right arm. Some may ask why he looks so calm and carefree. It is said that in his entire life-time he had taught 500 disciples, therefore, he felt no worry because he firmly believed that his disciples would carry forward his principles and preach his doctrines to emancipate mankind. This statue, 96 cm long, is carved out of a single piece of jade. It was brought from Burma together with the other statue in sitting posture. The carving was exquisitely done with delicate features and a slender figure, it is considered a rare Buddhist relic, which contributes to Jade Buddha Temple’s reputation. Now ladies and gentlemen, over here we can see four pictures on the wall of the hall which describe the life story of Sakyamuni. The first one, “Tonsure”, describes Sakyamuni having his head tonsured and clothes changed into a monk’s robe when he came a monk at the age of 29; the second, “Enlightenment”, after six years ascetic practice he became enlightened and attained buddhahood at the ag e of 35; the third, “Preaching”, Sakyamuni is preaching to his first five disciples; and the fourth, “Nirvana”, Sakyamuni entered nirvana at the age of 80.(before entering the Jade Buddha Chamber)Ladies and gentlemen, we are going to visit the last main structure on the axis---the Jade Buddha Chamber. It is located on the second floor. Please do not take pictures or video tape-recording in the chamber.(in the Jade Buddha Chamber)Ladies and Gentlemen, the statue in front of us is the Jade Buddha in sitting posture. Since Buddhism is a leading religion in China, there are a great number of statues of Sakyamuni all over the country, and most of them are made out of stone, clay, or wood, but a jade statue of the Buddha of this size is rare. It is 1.92 meter in height and 1.34 meter in width. The jewels on his head, arms and feet are all genuine ones. They were donated by Buddhist believers. The statue was carved out of a single piece of jade. It is soft in luster, even in color, pure and flawless in texture a nd exquisite in workmanship. This statue reflects Sakyamuni’s getting enlightened. We can see that his left hand rests on his left knee showing his great determination of deep meditation while his right hand stretches out onto the ground indicating that he had devoted himself to the emancipation of all mankind and this could only be witnessed by the great earth. When monk Hui Gen found the jade in Burma, he had it excavated under the permission of the Burmese King and had the Tibetan artisans carve it into a Buddha Statue, so it is a crystallization of the friendship of different nations. This statue looks life-like, with gentle and soft features and is considered a precious relic of Buddhist art. This is the reason why the temple enjoys a high reputation.In the cabinets on both sides are kept a complete set of Buddhist scripture, Da Zang Sutra, which was block-printed in 1870. this set of scripture covers Sakyamuni’s teachings by moth, Buddhist doctrines, and Buddhist theories.(in the courtyard in front of the Abbot’s Room)This is the Abbot’s Room, where the abbot priest lives. It isalso a sermon hall where the monks attend lectures by the abbot priest. On the middle wall is hung the portrait of Priest Dharma, honored as the founder of the Chan Sect in Chinese Buddhism.。

The Jade Buddha Temple(玉佛禅寺)

The Jade Buddha Temple(玉佛禅寺)

The Jade Buddha Temple (Chinese: 玉佛禅寺) is a Buddhist temple in Shanghai, China. As with many modern Chinese Buddhist temples, the current temple draws from both the Pure Land and Chan traditions of Mahayana Buddhism. It was founded in 1882 with two jade Buddha statues imported to Shanghai from Burma by sea. These were a sitting Buddha (1.95 metres tall, 3 tonnes), and a smaller reclining Buddha representing Buddha's death. The temple now also contains a much larger reclining Buddha made of marble, donated from Singapore, and visitors may mistake this larger sculpture for the original, smaller piece.HistoryDuring the rule of emperor Guang Xu in the Qing Dynasty (1875–1908), Hui Gen, an abbot from Mount Putuo went on a pilgrimage to Tibet via the two famous Chinese mountains Mount Wutai and Mount Emei. After Tibet, he arrived in Burma. Whilst there, Mr. Chen Jun-Pu, an overseas Chinese resident in Burma, donated five Jade statues of Buddha to Hui Gen, who transported two of them back to Jiang-wan, Shanghai. Here Hui Gen had a temple built with donated funds, and died shortly thereafter. This temple was occupied during the 1911 uprising, and the statues were moved to Maigen Road.An Abbot by the name of Ke Chen later had a new temple built on land donated by Sheng, Xuanhuai. Mr. Sheng Huaixuan was a senior official in the Qing court, and his father and his uncle were pious Buddhist disciples. They built houses with thatched roofs at Yizhou Pond by the Zhuanghuabang River in the northeast of Shanghai. This can be accounted as the predecessor of the monastery. The construction took ten years, and lasted from 1918-1928. Ke Chen also invited Reverend Di Xian from Tian Tai Mountain to come and lecture on Buddhism in a magnificent ceremony.In 1956, a ceremony was held at the temple by the Shanghai Buddhist Association to celebrate the 2500th anniversary of Gautama Buddha's enlightenment.In 1966, during the Cultural Revolution, the monks made a living by selling handicrafts.In 1983, Shanghai Institute of Buddhism was established at the temple under the Shanghai Buddhist Association.In 1985, Monk Zhizhi Xuan and others made a trip to Dunhuang via Xinjiang. Shortly after their return, regular scripture lectures, meditation and other features of temple life were resumed.HighlightsThe two precious jade Buddhist statues are not only rare cultural relics but also jade artworks. Both the Sitting Buddha and the Recumbent Buddha are carved with whole white jade. The sparkling and crystal-clear white jade gives the Buddhas the beauty of sanctity and make them more vivid.The Sitting Buddha is 190 centimeters high and encrusted with agates and emeralds, portraying Buddha at the moment of his meditation and enlightenment.The Recumbent Buddha is 96 centimeters long, lying on his right side with his right hand supporting his head and left hand placed on the left leg. This shape is called the 'lucky repose'. The sedate face shows the peaceful mood of Sakyamuni when he left this world.In the temple there is also another Recumbent Buddha which is four meters long and was brought from Singapore by the tenth abbot of the temple in 1989. Furthermore there are many other ancient paintings and Buddhist scriptures distributed in the different halls of the temple.。

向朋友介绍来上海去哪玩的英文作文

向朋友介绍来上海去哪玩的英文作文

向朋友介绍来上海去哪玩的英文作文If a friend asked me where to go in Shanghai, the first place I would recommend is the Bund. The Bund is a famous waterfront area in central Shanghai, which offers stunning views of skyscrapers and historical buildings along the Huangpu River. It's a perfect place for a leisurely stroll, especially at night when the city lights up.如果朋友问我在上海哪里好玩,我会首推外滩。

外滩位于上海市中心,是一个著名的滨水地区,沿着黄浦江有许多摩天大楼和历史建筑,提供美丽的景色。

这里是一个非常适合漫步的地方,尤其是在夜晚,当城市灯火辉煌时。

Another must-see attraction in Shanghai is the Jade Buddha Temple. This ancient temple is home to two exquisite jade Buddha statues that are not only marvels to behold, but also hold great cultural and religious significance. The serene atmosphere and intricate architecture make it a peaceful spot to explore amidst the city's hustle and bustle.上海不容错过的景点还包括玉佛寺。

Jade Buddha Temple

Jade Buddha Temple

Brief IntroduceJade Buddha Temple is located in the northwest of the city proper. It has been famous of its extraordinary jade Buddhas since they were enshrined over 100 years ago, hence the temple’s name.China is a multi-religious country. The Chinese constitution ensures the freedom to its people to believe or not to believe in religions. All people, religious or not, have equal political rights and social status. There are about 100 million religious followers in China, believing mostly in the four major religions, namely, Buddhism, Taoism, Islam and Christianity. Among these religions, Buddhism boasts the longest history and produces the greatest impact on Chinese culture.1.Buddhism was founded in ancient India in the 6th century B.C and it wasintroduced into China in 68 A.D. when the first Buddhist temple, the White Horse Temple, was built in Luoyang, Henan Province.2.Buddhism could finally make itself rooted in China owing to the integration ofChinese ideologies into the practice of Buddhism. It is marked by the establishment of many Chinese Buddhist sects in the history,especially in the Sui and Tang dynasties.3.Today, the popular Buddhist sects are Chan and Jing Tu, and they go well withother Chinese religions.4.It is estimated that there are approximately 13,000 temples and monasterieswith 200,000 monks and nuns across the nation. Lay Buddhists are more numerous, especially among the Han people, the largest ethnic group in China.5.Jade Buddha Temple belongs to Chan Buddhism. It is the most illustrious among85 Buddhist temples in Shanghai because of its two distinguished jade Buddhastatues. Talking about the jade Buddha statues, a Chinese monk named Hui Gen should never be forgotten. He was from a monastery in Mount Putuo, Zhejiang Province. During his pilgrimage in the late 19th century, he went through Myanmar where he had five jade Buddha statues carved with the donations from the local overseas Chinese. On his return voyage via Shanghai in 1882, he left two statues, one in the sitting position and the other reclining. A temple was completed in 1900 to enshrine the jade Buddhas and Monk Hui Gen became the first abbot of it. Later, the temple was destroyed in a civil war and in 1918 anew temple was constructed on the present site. It was reopened to the public in 1928 upon its completion.6.Jade Buddha Temple covers an area of 1.3 hectares with over 200 rooms forvarious purposes. The structural layout is neat and compact. It follows the typical monastic architecture with golden yellow walls, black tiled roofs, and red lacquered doors.The main buildings along the north-south axis are the Heavenly King Hall, the Grand Hall, and the Abbot’s Room with, above it, the Jade Buddha Chamber. In both wings are the accessory buildings including the Hall of the Reclining Buddha. Also on the premises of the temple is the Shanghai Buddhist Institute offering 3-yearunder-graduate and 2-year post-graduate programs.7.Jade Buddha Temple covers an area of 1.3 hectares with over 200 rooms forvarious purposes. The structural layout is neat and compact. It follows the typical monastic architecture with golden yellow walls, black tiled roofs, and red lacquered doors. The main buildings along the north-south axis are the Heavenly King Hall, the Grand Hall, and the Abbot’s Room with, above it, the Jade Buddha Chamber. In both wings are the accessory buildings including the Hall of the Reclining Buddha. Also on the premises of the temple is the Shanghai Buddhist Institute offering 3-year under-graduate and 2-year post-graduate programs.Heavenly King HallThe Heavenly King Hall is the first hall in the temple.Bodhisattva Skanda① Bodhisattva Skanda is the God of Protection of Buddhist dharma.② He is the head of the four Heavenly Kings, as well as thirty-two heavenly generals.③ He serves as a protector of Buddhist premises and relics.④ He is also Sakyamuni’s messenger.Bodhisattva Maitreya① Bodhisattva Maitreya is enshrined in the Heavenly King Hall, facing the entrance.② He is characterized by a fat, smiling face and a big, bared belly, known as “Laughing Buddha” or “Happy Buddha”.③ Maitreya is the successor to Sakyamuni, so he is the Future Buddha.④ He entered nirvana earlier than Sakyamuni and ascended to the Tusita Heaven, where he would live for 4,000 years. By then he will have descended to the world and preached Buddhism until all the living go to the Western Pure Land.⑤ The statue of Laughing Buddha presented in the temple is the image of a Chinese monk named Qi Ci of the Five Dynasties, who is acknowledged as the incarnation of Maitreya.Four Heavenly Kings1. Four Heavenly Kings are enshrined on two sides of the hall, each standing for one cardinal direction of the earth. It is related with an Indian legendary mountain called Gandhara which has four peaks in the four respective directions of the east, west, south and north. Each Heavenly King stays at one peak, guarding his Buddhist world.2. The Eastern King, King of Protection for Buddhism, holds a lute and performs three duties: the first is to defend the Buddhist realm; the second is to protect the Buddhist dharma; and the third is to offer music to the Buddha. The lute called “Pipa”in Chinese is also a weapon. When it is played, it can send special rhythms to torment enemies’brains until they lose the power to fight.3. The Southern King is King of Developing Merit. Beside his main duty of protecting the Buddhist dharma and keeping evil spirits away, he civilizes the sentient and increases their kindness, hence his name. The sword he holds is so sharp that it emits cold rays to cut off enemies’heads without getting blood stain on it.4. The Western King is King of Far Sight. He watches over the society with his broad eyes and no one can escape his sight, and that’s why he is called “King of Far Sight.”He holds a dragon, which can spout water to drown enemies.5. The last is the Northern King, King of Virtue, noted for his blessing and morals. He holds something like an umbrella. It is a multi-purposed ritual ware. It can be a canopy used in the Buddha’s processions. More often, it signifies a treasure stele with Buddhist scriptures inscribed on it. When it is used as a weapon, it becomes a sizable parasol to blot out the sky and stir up a windstorm to drive enemies in all directions. When it is closed up, all the enemies will be caught in it.Grand HallThe Grand Hall is located in the center of the temple. The hall means “Treasure Hall of the Great Sage”.Life of Sakyamuni Buddha① Sakyamuni is the Buddha of the Saha Land. Sakyamuni Buddha has all the virtues in the universe and is venerated by Buddhists as “the Great Sage”for his infinite wisdom, compassion and power to educate all living creatures and liberate them from the abyss of misery.② His secular name was Siddhartha Gautama. He was born the son of a king of Sakya Clan over 2500 years ago at the Himalayan foothills in ancient India (now in Nepal).③ When he was young, Siddhartha enjoyed a royal life with all the comforts that a prince of his day could desire. His father tried to spare him any troubles of life from outside and make him happy in the palace. His father even arranged an early and grand marriage for him. Siddhartha then had a child.④ Later he had a few excursions to the outside world and discovered the real human condition that all the people were suffering from birth, illness, senility, death and other miseries. To look for an ultimate solution to human sufferings, he left home at the age of 29 and began his ascetic life.⑤For six years between the age of 29 and 35 he was living in austerity in mountain forests. Finally, when he was 35, he found the answer and obtained Buddhahood.⑥ He spent the rest of his life opening up his religion and teaching his philosophy. He died at the age of 80.⑦ He is called by his followers “Sakyamuni”, meaning “the Sage of the Sakyas”SakyamThe main points of Medicine Buddha① Medicine Buddha is seated to the east of Sakyamuni Buddha in the center of the Grand Hall.② Medicine Buddha is the hierarch of the Eastern Bright World.③ He is so reputedly called Medicine Buddha because he made and fulfilled some vows relating to the healing of physical diseases and mental sufferings.④ He has a wheel of dharma in his hand, which denotes that he keeps on educating people and converting them to Buddhism just like the turning wheel that never stops.The main points of Amitabha Buddha1. Amitabha Buddha is enshrined to the west of Sakyamuni in the Grand Hall.2. As “the Buddha of Limitless Light”and “the Buddha of Limitless Life”, Amitabha is in charge of the “Western Paradise”and guides Buddhist believers to go there with the lotus in his hands.3. Amitabha is the chief Buddha of Jin Tu Sect, one of the largest in Chinese Buddhism.4. Amitabha enjoys the nationwide popularity for his infinite merit in expounding the Buddhist dharma and his name is uttered or heard everywhere.The twenty Heavenly Gods①The twenty Heavenly Gods are standing on two sides of the Grand Hall, listening attentively to the preaching Buddha seated in the center of the hall.② They were originally the deities in Indian legends and adopted in Buddhism astutelary gods to protect the Buddhist dharma.③ The story of the Goddess of Loving Children serves as an example that how the Heavenly Gods were converted by Sakyamuni to became the Buddhist protectors. Ritual objects inside and outside the Grand HallOutside the Grand Hall:① A giant incense burner in front of the Grand Hall, which is donated by some lay Buddhists in 1922 for the reopening of the temple, and now is looked upon as a treasure; so worshippers would not burn incense at it.② A pair of stone steles erected before the Grand Hall, on top of which Buddhist monks and believers serve rice every day for birds or hungry spirits of the dead. Inside the Grand Hall:③ Prayer mats placed in rows on the ground in front of the Buddhas.④ Offering altars put before the Buddhas for the display of offerings.⑤ The hollow wooden fish used as a musical instrument in Buddhist prayers.⑥ A giant bronze bell on the eastern side of the hall, which is struck every day to gather monks to say their prayers in the Grand Hall.⑦ A giant drum on the western side, which is used to congregate monks and Buddhist believers on big festivals or for important services.The Mural Sculpture of “Guan Yin on the South Sea”1. At rear of the Grand Hall is a huge mural sculpture called “Guan Yin on the South Sea,”with Bodhisattva Guan Yin standing high in the center and flanked by his two acolytes, Shan Cai, the boy and Long Nu, the girl.2. Bodhisattva Guan Yin is a Buddha already but remains a Bodhisattva to assist the Buddha. He is said to have the compassion of all Buddhas and known as “Goddess of Mercy”because he often appears as female incarnations rather than male in the salvation of people.3. The literal translation of “Guan Yin”is “observing voices”, which means the Bodhisattva is always ready to give a hand whenever he hears a cry of suffering from people. So, if people in need call “Guan Yin,”the Bodhisattva will come to their rescue in time.4. Bodhisattva Guan Yin is very popular in China and his image is enshrined everywhere. Mount Putuo is believed to be the sanctuary for him to perform the Buddhist rites, so it becomes one of most famous Buddhist Holy Mountains in China.5. The stories of Shan Cai and Long Nu illustrate the two disciplines of Mahayana Buddhism practised in China with the former depicting gradual enlightenment and the latter being the portrayal of sudden enlightenment.The story about Shan Cai’s “Worship of 53 Masters”① Shan Cai became a devotee to Buddhism when he was a boy.② Illuminated by Bodhisattva Manjusri, he went on a pilgrimage and called on 53 masters to ask for a way to Buddhahood.③ Bodhisattva Manjusri was his first master, Bodhisattva Guan Yin, his 27th master, and Bodhisattva Samantabhadra, his last. Finally he obtained correct wisdom and became a Buddha.④ The story about Shan Cai’s “Worship of 53 Masters”explains the gradual enlightenment in the practice of Buddhism.The eighteen ArhatsThe eighteen Arhats are Sakyamuni’s closest disciples.They were asked by Sakyamuni to stay permanently in the human world to popularize Buddhism.Arhats have three traits. Firstly, they are immortal since they have already entered nirvana. Secondly, they are free from any vexation of greed, anger, and stupidity. And thirdly, they live on offerings from human society.An Arhat is the one who has obtained the highest level of enlightenment in his cultivation of Hinayana Buddhism.Jade Buddha ChamberThe “Three Monastic Treasures” for Jade Buddha Temple① The “Three Monastic Treasures” refer to Buddha statues, Buddhist scriptures and Buddhist monks, which are regarded as the indispensable elements for establishment of a Buddhist temple.② Jade Buddha Temple is home to 120 monks, which makes the temple the largest in Shanghai.③ Jade Buddha Temple has its unique treasures for the rest. One is the extraordinary sitting jade Buddha statue, the special legacy of the first abbot Hui Gen of the temple, and the other is Da Zang Sutra known as the “Dragon Tripitaka”, a block-printed work accomplished in the Qing Imperial Court in 1870. Both are kept in the Jade Buddha Chamber.The sitting jade Buddha statueAs a precious Buddhist relic,the sitting jade Buddha statue is a masterpiece of art in every sense.Hui Gen, the first abbot of Jade Buddha Temple, had it carved in Myanmar with donations from local overseas Chinese, and brought it to Shanghai in 1882. It is now enshrined in the Jade Buddha Chamber.In the image of “dhyana”, it is the posture seen at the moment when Sakyamuni attained the enlightenment.With the subtle smile on his face, Sakyamuni looks sedate and amiable, the beauty of which can be compared to the enigmatic Mona Lisa’s.The statue is 1.95 meters tall and 1.34 meters wide, and it was carved out of a single piece of pure Burmese jade with superb craftsmanship.The precious jewelry on the statue was donated by the devoted Buddhist laymen.It is the most valuable legacy of the temple, whose name is made after it.The Da Zang SutraDa Zang Sutra is a block-printed work accomplished in the Qing Imperial Court in 1870, so it is also known as the “Dragon Tripitaka”.There are over 7000 (7,168) volumes in it, taking up almost all the bookcases placed along the side walls of the Jade Buddha Chamber.Regarded as a Buddhist encyclopedia, Da Zang Sutra is a collection of Buddhist scriptures including Buddhist doctrines, Buddhist disciplines and the interpretations on those doctrines and disciplines.It is one of precious Buddhist relics kept in Jade Buddha Chamber, so the chamber is also called the “Tripitaka Library.”The abbot's room①It was the abode where the previous abbots used to work and live.②It is a reception room of the temple for important visiting guests and Buddhist delegations.③It is also a public preaching auditorium where the present abbot gives sermon to Buddhist laity.④The temple offers weekly Buddhist lectures to the public.Main Points about Chan Buddhism① Chan Buddhism is one of the largest and the most influential sects of Mahayana Buddhism in China.② The founder of Chan Buddhism is Dharma, an Indian monk who came to China in the early 6th century.③ Later, Chan Buddhism branched out into Japan and Korea, and in Japan it is pronounced as “Zen.”④ Jade Buddha Temple is a temple for Chan Buddhism, so it is called “Jade Buddha Chan Temple.”⑤ Chan is a transliteration of the Sanskrit term “dhyana”, meaning deep meditation.⑥ Meditation is considered to be central to Buddhism, so the practice of meditation is carriedHall of the Reclining Buddhathe small reclining Buddha①In the Hall of the Reclining Buddha, there are two statues of reclining Buddha, the bigger one made of nephrite, and the smaller of jade.②The small reclining Buddha is a 96-centimeter sculpture out of one piece of Burmese jade. It is one of the valuable legacies of Abbot Hui Gen, the founder of the temple, who had 5 jade Buddha statues carved in Myanmar with donations from the overseas Chinese and brought them to Shanghai in 1882.③The reclining Buddha is about Sakyamuni on his deathbed or entering nirvana in terms of Buddhism. The Buddha lies on his right side with a gentle smile on his face, the posture known as “the auspicious repose”.④It is said that before Sakyamuni breathed his last, he had conducted his last sermon, telling his disciples to follow the dharma, cultivate themselves, and help others.⑤According to Buddhist scriptures, Sakyamuni devoted himself to the preaching of Buddhism after he himself achieved enlightenment. He traveled widely converting people to Buddhism until the end of his life at the age of 80.The Big Reclining BuddhaThe big reclining Buddha is the same image of achieving nirvana as the small one. It was donated by Singaporeams and brought from Singapore in 1989 by the late Master Zhen Chan, the tenth abbot of the temple. This statue of reclining Buddha is a considerably larger nephrite sculpture, four meters in length and four tons in weight. The Wooden Fish1. There is a noticeable wooden fish planted in the midst of the prayer mats before the Buddhas in the Grand Hall.2. It is hollow and used as a percussion instrument in Buddhist prayers. It is struck to accompany the monks' chanting of Buddhist scriptures and to keep the chanters awake as well.3. Monks think that the fish is the most assiduous and untiring creature in the world, since the fish keeps swimming day and night and never goes to sleep, so Buddhists are advised to practise Buddhism unremittingly in their lifetime.The significance of a lotus blossom in Buddhism① Lotus is considered by Buddhists the purest flower on earth, referring to the purity of the Buddhist world.② Lotus grows in soil but remains unsoiled in blossom, which suggests the process of getting enlightenment in Buddhist practice.③ In the Grand Hall, the three primary Buddhas are all seated on lotus thrones. Amitabha Buddha holds a lotus flower in his hand.④ The lotus patterns are seen here and there in Jade Buddha Temple. A pair of erect stone steles in front of the Grand Hall is topped with lotus sculpture.⑤ In all, the Buddhist world is as good as the lotus world.。

介绍家乡镇平石佛寺的英语作文

介绍家乡镇平石佛寺的英语作文

镇平石佛寺:古韵今风的佛教圣地Nestled in the heart of Zhenping County, lies Shifosi, a place where history and culture coalesce into a serene and sacred Buddhist haven. This ancient town is renownedfor its extensive collection of jade carvings, making it a prime destination for art lovers and pilgrims alike.Shifosi is home to numerous temples, the most prominent being the Jade Buddha Temple. This temple, with itsintricate carvings and exquisite jade idols, is a testament to the匠人们's skill and dedication. The serene atmosphere and the serene chants of the monks add to the pious ambience, drawing visitors from far and wide.The town's jade industry is legendary, with skilled artisans crafting intricate jade carvings that are both beautiful and sacred. From small pendants to large statues, each piece is a masterpiece in its own right, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Zhenping.In addition to its cultural significance, Shifosi is also renowned for its natural beauty. Surrounded by lush green hills and crystal-clear streams, the town offers aperfect escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life. Visitors can enjoy hiking, fishing, and simply soaking in the serenity of nature.The people of Shifosi are warm and welcoming, making visitors feel right at home. With their rich cultural traditions and strong faith, they have preserved the town's unique identity and charm.In conclusion, Shifosi is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Buddhist culture, jade art, and the beauty of nature. It offers a unique blend of ancient traditions and modern conveniences, making it a truly enchanting place to explore.**镇平石佛寺:古韵今风的佛教圣地**位于镇平县心脏地带的石佛寺,是一个历史与文化交织而成的宁静而神圣的佛教胜地。

参观寺庙英文作文

参观寺庙英文作文

参观寺庙英文作文英文:Visiting temples is a common activity in many cultures, including in China where I am currently living. I have had the opportunity to visit several temples and each one has left a unique impression on me.One of the most memorable temples I visited was the Shaolin Temple in Henan Province. This temple is famous for its association with martial arts, and I was amazed to see the monks practicing kung fu in the courtyard. I even had the chance to try some moves myself with a friendly monk who was happy to teach me. The temple also had a museum where I learned about the history of Shaolin and its impact on Chinese culture.Another temple I visited was the Jade Buddha Temple in Shanghai. This temple is known for its two jade Buddha statues, which are truly stunning. The temple also hadbeautiful gardens and architecture, and I enjoyed taking a peaceful stroll around the grounds. 。

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和32天将之首
③ He serves as a protector of Buddhist premises and relics.佛寺地产和文物的保护神 ④ He is also Sakyamuni’s messenger. 释迦牟尼
的信使
弥勒菩萨
A message left by Qi Ci
龙女
观音菩萨
Sakyamuni during 7-week fast
十八罗汉
罗汉、菩萨、佛的区别
罗汉:觉我; 菩萨:觉我、觉他; 佛:觉我、觉他、觉行圆满;
寺院三宝
寺庙不可缺少的元素应包括佛像、佛经 和僧侣,这就是所谓的“寺院三宝”。 玉佛寺有120位僧侣,是上海规模最大 的寺庙。 玉佛寺的特别之处更在于它拥有两件稀 世珍宝:翠玉坐佛和大藏经,是玉佛寺 的镇寺之宝。这两件独一无二的宝物都 珍藏在玉佛楼里。
Hindus Four Castes
1. Brahmans:priests and scholars 2. Kshatriyas:nobles and warriors 3. Vaisyas:farmers and merchants 4. Sudras:serfs and slaves
白马寺
中国和上海佛教概况
29 and 35? 6. What did he do after the age of 35? 7. Why is he called Sakyamuni?
木鱼
大钟
地藏王
大鼓
部分二十诸天
鬼 子 母
南海观音壁塑
独占鳌头
观音菩萨
善财
文珠菩萨
普贤菩萨
中国四大佛教名山及其四大菩萨
浙江普陀山——观音菩萨的道场 山西五台山——文殊菩萨的道场 四川峨眉山——普贤菩萨的道场 安徽九华山——地藏菩萨的道场
Suggested Route:
• Heavenly King Hall → Grand Hall → Jade Buddha Chamber→ Abbot's Room → Hall of the Reclining Buddha
玉佛寺的正门 也是天王殿的正门
天王殿的“庄严慈护”匾
韦 驮
韦驮菩萨
Shops for Buddhist Articles and Souvenirs
东方持国天王
他手持琵琶,行使 三大天职:第一是 保卫佛土,不管是 天上的,还是人间 的;第二是守护佛 法;第三是为佛奏 乐。琵琶既是一种 四弦的中国民族乐 器,也是一种具有 魔力的法器,它发 出的特殊音乐节奏 会使敌人头脑子剧 痛,直至他们丧失 战斗力。
南方增长天王
除了守护佛法和去 除恶鬼两大天职 外,他感召生灵, 增长他们的慈根, 因此他的名字叫“增 长”。他手执锋利无 比的宝剑。宝剑寒 光一闪,敌人便人 头落地,且不粘一 滴血。


The list of main divine vocations that Bodhisattva Skanda holds
① Bodhisattva Skanda is the God of Defense for Buddhist dharma.护法神 ② He is the head of the four Heavenly Kings, as well as thirty-two heavenly generals.四大天王
JADE BUDDHA TEMPLE
玉佛寺
玉佛寺正门
上海玉佛寺座落于上海安远路170号,江宁路口。
中国的宗教政策
中国宪法规定: ① 中华人民共和国公民享有宗教信仰自由。 ② 任何国家机关、社会团体和个人不得强制公 民信仰宗教或者不信仰宗教,不得歧视信仰宗教 的公民和不信仰宗教的公民。 ③ 国家保护正常的宗教活动。
Bodhisattva Maitreya
① Bodhisattva Maitreya is enshrined in the Heavenly King Hall, facing the entrance.
② He is characterized by a fat, smiling face and a big, bared belly, known as “Laughing Buddha” or “Happy Buddha”.
大雄宝殿正面
大雄宝殿前经幢
横三世佛
阿弥陀佛
释迦牟尼佛
药师佛
swastika
卍:古代的太阳标志, 是佛胸上的图案。
卐:德国纳粹党的标 志,1935年正式起 用,至二战结束。
Questions on Sakyamuni Buddha, the founder of Buddhism
1. Who was Sakyamuni? 2. What was he originally named? 3. How did he live when he was young? 4. What happened on him at the age of 29? 5. What was he doing between the age of
中国宪法同时也规定: ④ 任何人不得利用宗教进行破坏社会秩序、损 害公民身体健康、妨碍国家教育制度的活动。 ⑤ 宗教团体和宗教事务不受外国势力的支配。
Buddhism
佛教
根据佛陀所述,佛教是一条引导人们 通过修炼和精神发展而达到觉悟或成 佛的道路;
到达了这种觉悟或佛的境地,人世间 的种种苦难就得以解除,无休止的生 死轮回便化为乌有。
玉佛楼
玉佛楼
翠 玉 坐 佛
蒙 娜 丽 莎
佛教的三法印
1.第一法印是诸行无常 2.第二法印是诸法无我 3.第三法印是涅磐寂静
佛教的四真谛
1.有人生是痛苦的; 2.所有痛苦是由人的欲望引起的; 3.消除人的欲望,人类的痛苦也就消逝了; 4. 遵循“八正道”就能消除所有欲望。
卧佛殿小玉佛卧像
大卧佛
Maitreya, true Maitreya, incarnating himself into billions of images, and showing up time and again, is not yet identified. 弥勒真弥勒, 化身千百亿, 时时示世人, 世人自不识。
⑤ The statue of Laughing Buddha is the image of a Chinese monk named Qi Ci living in the Five Dynasties, who is acknowledged as the incarnation of Maitreya.tion
Opening remarks of the temple. The religious policy (and the religious situation) in China. The origin of Buddhism, and its development in China (can be simplified). The basic data of the temple including its history, physical layout, and characteristics, etc.
③ Maitreya is the successor to Sakyamuni, so he is the Future Buddha.
④ He entered nirvana earlier than Sakyamuni and ascended to the Tusita Heaven, where he would live for 4,000 years. By then he will have descended to the world and preached Buddhism until all the living go to the Western Pure Land.
西方广目天王
他眼广目锐,看 守众生;任何妖 魔都逃离不了他 的视域,因此人 们为他取了“千里 眼”的绰号。他手 握一条龙,蛟龙 喷水,敌人将被 淹没在汪洋大海 之中。
北方多闻天王
此天王以德和福闻名 于四方,所以被称为 “多闻”。他手持似伞 东西,实为一种多功 能的法器。它可在佛 陀巡游时当作华盖。 更多情况下,它专指 刻有佛经的石碑柱; 这种石碑柱就叫经幢 或宝幢。当它作为一 种武器,它便成为一 个相当大的遮阳伞, 遮住了天空,兴起了 风暴,敌人只能抱头 鼠窜;当收起阳伞, 敌人个个逮入伞中。
现在中国有佛教寺院1.3万余座,出家僧 尼约20万人。汉族地区的佛教信徒简直多 至无数。 上海佛教现已开放寺庙85所,僧尼1000多 人。玉佛寺有120余僧众。信众难以精确 统计,经常进庙烧香拜佛者约百万 。 上海佛教三大寺庙:玉佛寺、龙华寺、静 安寺。
玉佛寺俯视图
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