The world of martial arts out of Shaolin, Songshan Shaolin Temple is located in Henan Province Shaolin Temple is located in Dengfeng City, Henan Province, Songshan Five Milk Peak, because it is located in the hinterland of Songshan Shaomu Mountain dense jungle, so it is named "Shaolin Temple". It was built in the nineteenth year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (495) by Emperor Xiaowen in order to accommodate the Indian monk Vajrayogini, whom he admired, at the northern foot of Mount Shaomu on song mountain opposite the capital Luoyang. The Shaolin Temple covers an area of about 57,600 square meters, and the current abbot is the 47th and 33rd generation heir of The True Emperor of Caodong, Sha men Shi Yongxin.
Shaolin Temple is a world-famous Buddhist temple, the ancestral court of Zen Buddhism in Chinese Buddhism, which occupies an important position in the history of Chinese Buddhism and is known as "the first brake in the world". It is famous for its successive generations of Shaolin martial arts monks who have devoted themselves to the research and continuous development of Shaolin Kung Fu, and is known as "the world of kung fu out of Shaolin, Shaolin kung fu A world".
Shaolin Temple is now a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction, a national key cultural relics protection unit, including the Shaolin Temple Permanent Hospital, Chu zu nunnery and Tallinn, including the historical buildings in the world is a famous world cultural heritage.
The Shaolin Temple was originally built in the 19th year of the Northern Wei Dynasty, that is, in 495 AD, by Emperor Xiaowen to settle the Indian monk Bata, and was named "Shaolin Temple" because it was located in the dense forest of Shaomu Mountain. 32 years later, that is, in the 3rd year of Xiaochang of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the 28th generation of Buddha disciple Bodhidharma of Shakyamuni came to Shaolin for 3 years and first passed on Zen Buddhism, which had a great influence, so the Shaolin Temple was collectively called "The Ancestral Court of Zen Buddhism" by the Buddhist community, especially after the "13 Stick Monks Saved the Tang King" in the early Tang Dynasty, which was valued by the Tang Dynasty and won the reputation of "the first brake in the world". The current Shaolin Temple is not only famous for its ancient and mysterious Buddhist culture, but also for its exquisite and practical Shaolin Kung Fu. In 1983, the release of the movie "Shaolin Temple" made the Shaolin Temple famous all over the world, famous at home and abroad, just as the so-called "Chinese kung fu crowns the world, the world's martial arts out of Shaolin", Shaolin Temple is the birthplace of Shaolin martial arts.
The current Shaolin Temple is not only famous for its ancient and mysterious Buddhist culture, but also famous at home and abroad for its superb Shaolin Kung Fu, "Chinese Kung Fu crowns the world, and the world's martial arts come out of Shaolin". It is the birthplace of Shaolin martial arts, which is also recognized as an authentic genre of Chinese martial arts.
Songshan Shaolin Temple is a world-famous Buddhist temple, the ancestral court of Zen Buddhism in Chinese Buddhism, which occupies an important position in the history of Chinese Buddhism and is known as "the first brake in the world".
When I was very young, I heard about the "Shaolin Temple" from the mouths of adults, and I watched the TV movie "Thousands of Shaolin Heroes" from TV, and I have always been fascinated. Recently, I came to the Shaolin Temple with a tour group and learned that the Shaolin Temple is a famous ancient temple with a history of nearly 2,000 years. I also learned some true stories of the Shaolin Temple, which opened my eyes.
Before entering the Shaolin Temple, I saw a statue of an old monk practicing, only to see him with his hands together, standing on one foot, with a solemn expression, which seemed to tell us the profundity of Shaolin martial arts. A few steps forward, I saw a memorial arch with three big characters written on it, and on both sides were shops selling swords and other weapons.
We first came to the martial arts performance hall and watched a wonderful martial arts performance. There are iron head gong, needle piercing glass balloons, praying mantis fist, tiger fist, toad fist, qigong, etc., I was thrilled to see, feasted on my eyes, very enjoyable, and finally the Shaolin Temple nursing home martial monks also asked 3 people over 16 years old to teach martial arts. hi! Poor me, I'm only 11 years old and can't get on stage. Missed an opportunity to learn Shaolin martial arts.
Then we came to the temple gate, and several towering trees appeared in front of our eyes, they were hundreds of years old and seemed to have been guarding the Shaolin Temple. Entering the door, only to see rows of stone tablets neatly arranged, engraved with inscriptions on the Shaolin Temple, we walked a few steps to the Daxiong Treasure Hall, only to see people who came to burn incense endlessly, and some foreigners also went to burn incense for peace.
Here we see the true traces left by the Qianlong Emperor here. The poem is more than 60 words in total, and the font is elegant and powerful. Speaking of which, there is still a story here, when the world was in a drought, the people did not have a good life. Qianlong came to the Shaolin Temple, and after he learned about the drought, he wrote this poem with a pen and prayed to the heavens to send down Ganlin to save sentient beings. Sure enough, it rained heavily that night, alleviating the drought! I thought: It must be heaven that saw Qianlong love the people like a son, and only then did he pray!
After walking around the Shaolin Temple, I found that there were monuments everywhere in the Shaolin Temple, and the contents of the monuments were also various, there were portraits, poems, inscriptions, and even the new appointment of a certain abbot was engraved!
Out of the Shaolin Temple, we came to Tallinn again. More than 200 pagodas stand here, indicating that more than 200 abbots have rested here. These pagodas are divided into four types: one, three, five, and seven floors. I couldn't help but wonder again: Why only choose seven floors at the highest level, instead of eight or nine layers? At this time, the tour guide told us that this stemmed from a saying in the Buddhist Gate: save a life, and win the seven-level floating slaughter. Oh, that's right! It dawned on me. At this time, look at Tallinn, they stand in the wind and rain, after hundreds of years of vicissitudes, indomitable and convincing.
A visit to the Shaolin Temple made me gain a lot of insight.
In the incense-filled hall, the sound of wooden drums and the melodious trumpet of the Buddha. The monks with closed eyes were solemnly reciting the scriptures of pudu sentient beings. On the playground, thousands of contemporary "Shaolin lay disciples" shouted. The women who peddle Buddha beads wrapped their tongues around the tourists. Unscrupulous monks aim at tourists' pockets, plotting scams and traps. The golden Buddha sitting on the Daxiong Treasure Hall gazed at the today and tomorrow of the Shaolin Temple with the unchangeable tranquility, modesty, and kind eyebrows and wisdom of the ages.
The whole temple is quaint, with ancient bricks and ancient tiles and ancient trees, and one scene and one thing have been weathered by the wind and frost of history. Each building looks old and deep, contains depth and breadth, and does not have a bit of decay. A complex of buildings is a treasure trove of art, flying beam paintings are stacked on top of each other, these wooden buildings do not use an iron nail, all rely on the teeth of each beam and column, resist each other, and steadily support a building for hundreds of years, even thousands of years. These skillful craftsmen's meticulous artistic ideas are truly incredible. There are also carvings on those beams and pillars, and I don't know how the predecessors carved these beautiful artistic patterns. In the Tibetan scripture building, I don't know how many handwritings of ancient people are stored. Thousands of years of ups and downs, it is still impossible to change the color of this ancient temple.
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