Palace
The Reception Hall
The Reception Hall is dedicated to admit and welcome followers, and handle the registration and arrangement of dharma gathering.
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The Bell and Drum Pavilion
Specifically in the Chinese Buddhist temples, it is common to construct a Bell and Drum Pavilion in front of the Grand Hall.
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The Samgharama Hall
Samgharama means the place where monks live, generally referring to Buddhist temples.
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The Great Compassion Hall
There are many imageries of the Avalokitesvara bodhisattva.
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The Reclining Buddha Hall
The Reclining Buddha statue is Sakyamuni Buddha, it represents the moment of nirvana of the Sakyamuni Buddha 2500 years ago.
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The Hall of the Holy Triad
The first side hall on the left is the The Hall of the Holy TTriad. It enshrined three statues. Three in a set in particular is the form of placement specific in Buddhism.
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The Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva Hall
The plaque of the Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva Hall is written by the famous calligrapher Tianheng Han.
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The Manjushri Bodhisattva Hall
The Manjushri Bodhisattva Hall is located on the east of the Grand hall, just opposite to the Samantabhadra Bodhisattva Hall, the structure resembles the style of Ming-Qing dynasty.
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The Samantabhadra Bodhisattva Hall
The Samantabhadra Bodhisattva Hall is the largest hall in the western section of the temple.
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The Medicine Buddha Hall
The Medicine Buddha hall is located in the western section of the temple. It enshrines the Buhaisajyaguru Buddha, also called medicine Buddha, the Buddha of 12 wills.
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The Grand Hall
The Great Shrine Hall sits north, and faces south. It is constructed with hip-and-gable roof, covered with grey roof tiles.
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The Guan Yin Hall
Guan Yin Bodhisattva, or Avalokitesvara has left numerous tales of salvation, adored greatly among people through thousands of years.
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The Heavenly King Hall
The Heavenly King Hall, is specific to the ChineseBuddhism. It is named after the four heavenly kings.
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Architecture
The Mountain Gate
The mountain gate is the front door a temple.Temples used to be constructed in the deep of mountain forest, far away from the rural city, thus getting the name "mountain gate".
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Architecture
The Screen Wall
The exquisite and detailed screen wall of Jade Buddha Zen Temple sits on Anyuan Road, echoing the mountain gate
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