The problem of Chikurinji in Xuzhou is very serious.

I'm sorry, I don't quite understand what you mean by "Xuzhou Chikulingji has a serious problem". If you can provide more information, I will try my best to answer your question.

Stanley Temple is located in Camel Mountain at the east end of Heping Bridge in Xuzhou. Emperor Jin Mu changed it to Stanley Temple. It has a history of 1600 years. It is the first Bhikuni Dojo in China, one of the eight ancient temples in Xuzhou, and a national 3A-level scenic spot. Master Jingjian was born in Xuzhou in the late Western Jin Dynasty (AD 29 1). He became a monk at the age of 24 and died at the age of 70. In order to commemorate its achievements, Xuzhou rebuilt Qingyuan Temple on Lion Mountain in the eastern suburbs into Chikulin Temple in the Yonghe period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, with a history of 1600 years. According to reports, Buddha Sakyamuni once went to a small country called Gemoto in Tianzhu to preach Buddhism. The king was very happy and converted to Buddhism. He sent a bamboo forest to the Buddha and built a temple in the bamboo forest for the Buddha to live in. The Buddha named this place "Bamboo House", also called "Chikurinji". Master Jing Jian named the temple "Chikulinji", on the one hand, it refers to the Buddha's missionary place, on the other hand, bamboo is a symbol of integrity.