Tianyuanmian Culture Park Review

Cultural industrial park, very cultural, there is a local flavor

Longxing Temple is located in Shijiazhuang Zhengding County, is one of the earliest, large-scale and well-preserved Buddhist monasteries in the existing era. Longxing Temple was built in the six years of the Emperor of the United Kingdom (586), formerly known as "Longzang Temple". At the beginning of Song Dynasty, Taizu Zhao Yuling cast a bronze Buddha in Longzang Temple and built a Dabei Pavilion. So Daxingtu, a group of Song Dynasty buildings with Dabei Pavilion as the main body, were completed. In the years of Qing Kangxi and Qianlong, two large-scale maintenance and construction were completed, and the temple developed to its heyday. Forty-eight years (1709), Qing Kangxi, the Longzang Temple was changed to Longxing Temple, commonly known as the Big Buddha Temple. Emperors have visited this place many times in all generations, and they have visited the Buddha, incense and worshipped Buddha, inscribed poetry and books, and carved stone. You can see the historical situation of the morning bell and evening drums, the bells and drums, the cigarettes lingering, and the sound of "Nanwu".

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It’s delicious. When I went there, the boss was ready to close the door. The boss was also very good. We said that we would go shopping first because we didn’t recognize the way. It’s a bit long. I’m worried that the boss thought we didn’t go. The boss has done a good job. The boss thought we would not come. I asked the boss to postpone the closing. I'm sorry. It tastes very good.

Longxing Temple is located in Shijiazhuang Zhengding County, is one of the earliest, large-scale and well-preserved Buddhist monasteries in the existing era. Longxing Temple was built in the six years of the Emperor of the United Kingdom (586), formerly known as "Longzang Temple".