Jiezhu Temple

Jiezhujian Temple is located in the south of Lushan Mountain, Yuecheng District, Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province. On the West Street, Yishan Street, the quiet is moderate, the temple corridor is clean, the Buddha is solemn, and it is one of the eight famous temples in the city. Originally the special industry of the King of Jin Youjun Wang Qian, there is a display room of Wang Qian in the temple, which is the attention of Chinese and foreign tourists.

Attraction name: Jiezhu Temple Address: Shaoxing City Yuecheng District Shusheng Hometown Scenic Area The temple has three gates, according to Wang Yuzhi's old house was transformed, here is also a temple dedicated to the book holy Wang Yuzhi, you can come here to cultivate your body and pray, the essence of the soul, it will be a good choice.

On the main road of West Street, if you heard the story of Wang Qianzhishejia for the temple, you would be more interested in this. The temple is new, the gate is being renovated, there are few people, but it is a quiet place.

From the memorial archway in Shusheng's hometown block, you can see the Jiezhu Temple. Jizhu Temple was originally the residence of Wang Xizhi. Jizhu Temple means "the precepts are white, just like pearl jade". Wang liked geese and pearls best before he died. One day, while he was enjoying a jewel at home, a monk came to visit him. Wang laid the beads on the table to entertain the guests. Then another friend came to imitate it. The king asked the monk to wait in the house and go out to meet the man himself. When the king returned, he found that the pearls on the table had disappeared, and suspected that the monks had taken them. Although it is inconvenient to speak clearly, there is a look of contempt on his face. The monk was deeply saddened, but he could not argue. He went back and died of depression. A few days later, the big white goose of Wang Xizhi's house died too. It turned out that the goose swallowed the beads. The king's heart was filled with regret, so he gave up the habit of admiring pearls and built his house as a temple. In fact, through this incident, Wang Xizhi in the following "preface to Lanting Collection" also sighed - "although the fun is different, restlessness is different, when they are happy to encounter, temporarily in their own, self-sufficient, do not know the coming of old age. And what they are tired of, their feelings change with the times. "

It was traveled by a famous manpower tricycle in Shaoxing. On the way, it passed an ancient bridge inscribed on the allusive bamboo fan. Wang Xizhi's former residence Jiezhu Temple is located at the south foot of Jishan in Yuecheng District, Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province. It is on the West Street and at the north end of Jishan Street. It is located on the street near the mountain, quiet and moderate. Its inner halls and corridors are clean and its Buddhist appearance is solemn. It is one of the eight famous temples in the city. When the tour guide introduced the origin of the temple, Wang Xizhi suspected that the monks stole their own pearls, which led to the death of the monks in name. Since then, he gave up the habit of playing with pearls. In order to commemorate the innocent monk, he donated the whole house and pastoral forest to the Buddhist temple, and wrote a horizontal plaque for the temple, hanging on the door to mourn the monks. Also warn yourself.

Jizhu Temple, also known as Jizhu Lecture Temple, is a scenic spot worth visiting in the scattered scenic spots of the whole scenic spot in the West Street of Shusheng Hometown Scenic Area. The temple is said to have been Wang Xizhi's former residence. Later, Wang Xizhi lost a pearl. A monk who was a friend of Wang Xizhi's died of depression because he was present at that time. Wang Xie later came to build a temple in his house and relieve his love of playing with pearls. This temple is named after it. This monastery is now just entering the courtyard. The temple itself became a showroom for calligraphy works. It's good to see.

Jiezhu Temple has been destroyed and built repeatedly, and the existing buildings such as the mountain gate, the hall and the east wing have been rebuilt in 1924. The mountain gate is linked to "this is not a spiritual mountain, after all, what is the world; if there is no living Buddha, why should it be so solemn". Originally written by Zhang Daqian, the "cultural revolution" was robbed, and now it is a re-book for future generations. In 1983, the ink pool outside the mountain gate, the main hall and the temple were rebuilt and officially opened to the outside world.