Present situation of Jiading thin belt machine

After the reform and opening up, in order to cooperate with the construction of Shanghai International Automobile City, Anting Town, the oldest town in Shanghai, was revived. In order to cooperate with the construction of the ancient town, the Shanghai Buddhist Association and the Anting Town Government discussed the relocation and reconstruction of Bodaiji, Anting Old Street, to restore its old appearance. On February 19, 2005, the foundation stone laying ceremony for the reconstruction of Bodaiji and the foundation stone laying ceremony for Daxiong Hall were held ceremoniously. The newly-built Bodaiji covers an area of 13.3 mu, and the halls such as Daxiong Hall, Guanyin Hall and Bodhi Pavilion are all rebuilt in the style of Ming and Qing Dynasties in the south of the Yangtze River. Daxiong Hall, resting at the top of the mountain, has double eaves, with a width of 32.8m, a depth of 23.8m, a height of 21.8m and a construction area of 6 10 m2. There are cloisters between the eaves pillars in the south, walkways under the eaves are left around the temple, and white marble railings are all around. The front platform, 4.5m deep and18.8m wide, can be boarded from three sides. The Hall of the Great Hero is dedicated to the Buddha statue of Heng III, and there are 20 Buddha statues on each side, all carved in nanmu and solemnly gilded.

Another historic site in Bodaiji is six magnificent and tall ancient ginkgo trees. These six ginkgo trees were planted during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty (1736- 1796), which witnessed the rise and fall of Buddhist temples. According to the research of Shanghai Bureau of Landscape Architecture, these six ginkgo trees, 3 men and 3 women, have a history of more than 300 years and belong to Shanghai ancient and famous trees protection zone. 155 Tono. 160. Amazingly, two Buddha statues naturally formed on the branches of one of the ancient ginkgo trees, which attracted the attention of many believers and pinned their wishes in the form of red ribbons. Master Cheng Wai, the current abbot of Bodaiji, graduated from the postgraduate class of Shanghai Buddhist College and the Buddhist research class of Fudan University. In 2004, he was transferred to the position of deputy director of Bo Daiji Preparatory Committee and was elected as the vice president of Jiading Buddhist Association. There are more than ten monks in Bordet.

Bodaiji has both temples and towers. When Wu Chiwu of the Three Kingdoms built the Bordet Foundation at the beginning of the second year, there was a tower on the east side of the temple called Yong 'an, the eternal Bodhi, to pray for peace. In disrepair, it was destroyed by wind and rain. In August 2003, the site was selected in the old direction of the temple and the "Yong 'an Pagoda" was rebuilt. The name of the tower was inscribed by the abbot of the Jade Buddha Temple, and Mr. Tang, an overseas Chinese entrepreneur, donated money to build it. Yong 'an Pagoda is located at the intersection of Anting Pavilion and Sijing, on the east side of Yansi Bridge, restoring the ancient landscape of "Yong 'an reflects Zhao Hui, and three bridges overlap the pagoda". Yong 'an Tower has nine floors and six sides, with a height of 56.88 meters and a length of 6.6 meters on each side. The diameter of the tower foundation is about12m. It has a bucket arch cornices, glazed tiles, magnificent. The tower brake has nine wheels, and its height is more than 10 meters. The brass is plated with gold, and the coil dew can be described as the temple tower of the monk in the tower. Yong 'an Tower has an underground palace under it and a small room above it, which is clean and solemn. Each floor of the tower has a theme pot temple Buddha field, and is equipped with maps and other landscapes, which are fascinating.

There is a stone bridge on the riverbank leading to Bordet base in front of the tower, and a small stone lion crouches on the stone pillar, which is majestic and solemn, and blends with the lush forests and the murmuring trees of the ancient town of Anting in Jiangnan, echoing the Buddhist drums and Sanskrit sounds of the Millennium ancient temple.