The four most effective temples in China.

The four most effective temples in China are Bugu Temple in Wutai Mountain, Fushou Temple in Putuo Mountain, Huazang Temple in Emei Mountain and Tiantai in Jiuhua Mountain.

1, Beidou Temple in Wutai Mountain

Wutai Mountain is located in Xinzhou City, Shanxi Province. It is the first of the four famous Buddhist mountains in China and a world-famous Buddhist holy land. Therefore, when it comes to worshipping Buddha, everyone will come to Bukoji in Wutai Mountain, not to mention the effect. There are really many people coming here every year.

Bugu Temple is a Buddhist temple in China in the Tang Dynasty, and also a Buddhist building from the Northern Wei Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty. The buildings, sculptures and murals in it are of high historical and artistic value. Many devout Buddhists here often complete their beliefs in three steps.

2. Mount Putuo Fosaiji

Mount Putuo is located in Zhoushan City, Zhejiang Province. It is also one of the four famous Buddhist mountains in China. According to legend, it was hit by a typhoon, but strangely, since the local people erected the Guanyin statue in the South China Sea, it has never been ravaged by a typhoon!

On Putuo Mountain, the capital city dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva is Fusaiji, which is also the earliest and largest ancient temple in Putuo Mountain. So when it comes to the four most effective temples in China, Putuo Mountain and Fosai Temple are recommended by many people.

It is understood that Fosaiji was founded in Tang Xianzong, and was renamed as "Baotuo Guanyin Ji" in Song Shenzong in 1080, dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva, and incense began to flourish. Today, there are lush old trees and beautiful environment here. Every day, believers from all over the world come here to pay homage.

3. Mount Emei Huazang Temple

Mount Emei, located in Leshan City, Sichuan Province, is one of the four famous Buddhist mountains in China. There is the largest Buddhist worship center in the world, which is a paradise on earth where the Buddha is on earth, people are in the scenery and the scenery is in the Buddha. There are about 26 temples in Emei Mountain, the most famous of which is Huazang Temple.

Huazang Temple is located in the Jinding main peak of Emei Mountain. Believers here have never stopped since ancient times. Although they experienced several fires, they were all reborn. Huazang Temple was rebuilt in 2002 and completed in 2005. The newly-built temple has three halls: Maitreya Hall, Ursa Major Hall and Pu Xian Hall, which are said to be very spiritual.

4, Jiuhuashan small rooftop

Jiuhua Mountain, located in Chizhou City, Anhui Province, is one of the four famous Buddhist mountains in China. It is the Dojo of the Earth Treasure King Bodhisattva and an international Buddhist Dojo. Many people burn incense and worship Buddha during festivals. In Jiuhua Mountain, there are many temples, and each temple is full of incense, but it is the most effective.

As one of the four most effective temples in China, Xiaotiantai is one of the most effective places for many pilgrims to pray, and the surrounding environment of the temple is also good, so you can enjoy the beautiful scenery while worshipping Buddha. Sakyamuni Buddha, Guanyin in Tibet and Maitreya Buddha are enshrined here. Because of the efficacy of prayer, tourists come here to burn incense and worship Buddha in an endless stream.

Introduction to the characteristics of Wutai Mountain monks;

The inner halls of Wuke Temple are tall, overlapping, sparsely laid out and clearly prioritized. Bookkeji has thick wood, deep eaves and gentle slope. Thick columns and huge arches, simple staring at windows and antique paintings all have their own characteristics.

In order to set off the height of the Buddha statue in Beigao Temple, the builder intentionally extended the Buddha statue out of the column, and kept the backlight on the back consistent with the projection of the rear pillar arch and the inclination of the ceiling, thus realizing the combination of the Buddha statue and the architectural space. In addition, the dense ceiling on the upper part of the inner and outer tanks is in contrast with the simple and bright beams, arches and exquisite backlight, which embodies the characteristics of architectural art in Tang Dynasty in dealing with spatial position.