Jinshan Temple is a famous scenic spot in Minjiang River. It is located on a small stone mound in the middle of Wulong River. Because the shape of this mound is like a stone seal floating on the water, and the spirit is like Jinshan in Zhenjiang of Jiangnan, it is called "XIAOJINSHAN". Today, eight ancient scenes of Jinshan Temple can still be found here: "Hongtang ancient ferry", "shicang autumn smoke", "miaogao bell", "banzhou fishing fire", "Yuncheng stone tower", "Bashan sail", "Huanfeng night moon" and "Qi Lu Xiyang". In the past, many scholars studied here and left their works. If you look far away from Jinshan Temple, you can see the rippling blue waves and the floating sails.
Overlooking the Jinshan Temple in the water, it is small and exquisite, with clear reflection, which is very beautiful. Friends who like photography must come here to have a look.
Jinshan Temple
Jinshan Temple is a Buddhist temple built in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasty. It is located in yangjianpo, shawen Township, Guiyang City, Guizhou Province.
Introduction to Temple
Jinshan Temple is located in yangjianpo, shawen Township, Guiyang City, Guizhou Province. Yangjianpo is located in Wenbi mountain range, with an altitude of more than 100 meters. There is a spring gushing from the top of the mountain, which keeps flowing all the year round. More than 1300 meters
historical origin
At the end of Ming Dynasty and the beginning of Qing Dynasty, Wu Laojin passed through this place and saw that the mountain was strange. He thought it was a holy land of Buddhism. So he invited a Guanyin Bodhisattva and built a small simple Guanyin Temple with local materials and stones, wood, and thatch. Later, Wang Guoheng heard that Guanyin Bodhisattva on yangjianpo was a sage, so he built a thatched shed here to worship incense and Buddha all day, and publicized it widely in the nearby areas. With the increasing number of religious believers, they built simple temples. Every year on February 19, June 19 and September 19, during the Guanyin meeting, believers around come to the mountain to worship Buddha and offer incense. The patriarch Chisong of qianlingshan temple came to the temple to give guidance and granted Wang Guoheng the title of "Guoji".
After 1949, the Guizhou Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China sent a working group to Baiyun District to carry out the "five major tasks" and carry out the pilot work of the "land reform" movement. During the bandit riots in 1950, the PLA, a platoon of the regiment, moved to yangjianpo and stationed there. During the day, they went down the mountain to work and at night to defend themselves. The monks cooked tea and cooked rice for the PLA. The PLA protected the safety of temples and monks and made contributions to the PLA's "five major tasks" and the "land reform" work.
Related allusions
During the "Cultural Revolution", the "rebels" in the shawen area demolished the Jinshan Temple on the ground of breaking the feudal faith, and drove master Yuanji down the mountain to live. They lived hard and soon died. In March 1984, the residents of shashashao area, Zhu Dezhen, Tang weiqi, Lu Xuefang, ran Yulian, Zeng Guoqin, Guo Xiuqin, Luo Huazhen and Yang Zhenhua, organized themselves to cut down the road full of thorns and grasses, donate money to build a simple house, and send people to zazuo to pick up the monks and nuns of qiguanyin temple to learn literature (FA Hao Zhenhui) and huixiu (FA Hao Ruyun) and revive the temple They live in the temple. After about three years, with the help of donations from believers, the main hall, kitchen, Dan room were newly built, and Buddha statues, scriptures and magic weapons were added.
On January 5, 1992, according to the opinions and requirements of believers, monks and nuns, Guiyang Buddhist Association reported to China Buddhist Association in writing. With the strong support of Guizhou Buddhist Association, Zhenhui and huixiu took them to Beijing to present to China Buddhist Association in person, and copied to Party and government leaders at all levels.
In November 1992, monks and nuns returned to live in Jinshan Temple, which was opened in 1993.
Status quo of temples
In recent years, with the strong support of master Huihai of Hongfu temple, Jinshan Temple has arranged engineers to carry out design and drawing, transfer materials and so on. Jinshan Temple has raised 400000 yuan, and more than 400 residents have spontaneously processed artificial sand to rebuild the main hall, zhaifang and housing. Guanyin, Manjusri, Puxian Bodhisattva, eighteen Arhats, dizang Bodhisattva, Maitreya Bodhisattva and Weituo Bodhisattva have been built in the temple, all of which are filled with gold. The second road of the new mountain gate. Over the past few years, during the Guanyin meeting held three times a year, countless four disciples went up to the mountain to worship, and the incense of Jinshan Temple became more and more prosperous.
He is now master huixiu of the prison Academy. He is over sixty years old. He was born in Sichuan Province. He became a monk in 1984 and studied under master Zhenhui. He is also the director of Guiyang Buddhist Association.
geographical position
Jinshan Temple address: yangjianbo, shawen Township, Baiyun District, Guiyang City, Guizhou Province.
Address: Hongtang village, west suburb, Cangshan District, Fuzhou City (near Wulong River)
Longitude: 119.232199
Latitude: 26.074476
Tel: 0591-83741675
Tour time: 1 hour
Traffic information: take bus No.39, 55, 150, 168, 181, 506, 510, 528 to get off at Jinshan Temple Station and walk about 400 meters
Ticket information: 40 yuan including shipping fee
Opening hours: 9:00-18:00
Chinese PinYin : Jin Shan Si
Jinshan Temple
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