Qinshan Temple

Qinshan Temple is located about 10 kilometers west of Lixian County, and it is about 300 meters walk to the site. Qinshan Temple is a Zen Buddhist temple in China, the origin of the Caodong sect with one flower blooming and five leaves. The first ancestor of Qidamo came to the east of Qinshan Temple to preach from Xizhu India, and inherited the second ancestor Huike to the sixth ancestor Huineng to pass on Qingyuan Xingsi, Nanyue Stone Xiqian (now Nantai Temple, Nanyue, Hengyang, Hunan), Yaoshan Weiyan (Jin City Yaoshan Temple), Yunyansheng (Zhuzhou Liling Yunyan Temple), Caoshan Benji (Guangdong Shaoguan Caoxi Nanhua Temple) Dongshan Good Price (Caoxi, Shaoguan, Guangdong) It was passed down from Qinshan to Qinshan and then passed on to Longtanxin (now Liyang Town, Li County, Changde, Hunan, and now there are only Longtan Temple Street and Longtan Temple Public Security Police Station). Shan Sui, or Qin Shan Wen Sui, is recorded in Chinese Buddhism "Tang Gao Monks Volume" and " Gao Monks Records", "Five Lantern Huiyuan" and historical records, state chronicles and county chronicles. It is passed on together, and then connected with Fayan, and the three sects of Caodong, Linji and Fayan are passed on together.