On February 15, the traditional Lantern Festival, Yunju Temple in Fangshan District ushered in the first exhibition of the Chinese New Year: "Yunju Spring Festival" - yunju Temple Zen calligraphy and painting exhibition officially opened, the exhibition will last until May 15.
"Yunju Spring" is the theme of this exhibition of calligraphy and painting. The exhibition selects more than 30 outstanding calligraphy and painting works by well-known calligraphers and painters such as Han Qidong and Lin Wei. With "Spring" as the main line, combined with the cultural background of Yunju, the works show the distinct agility and charm through the rhyme of the characters, the spirit of flowers and birds, the majesty of the landscape, the beauty of ancient buildings and other elements, as well as the outstanding and concise Zen style and bone.
Yunju Temple has been known as the stele Hai Tallinn since ancient times, treasures the stone carved Buddhist Sutra 14278 stones, preserves 15 ancient pagodas from different periods of the Tang and Liao Dynasties, and preserves more than 100 stone carvings of different types such as carved scriptures and temples. In 1961, Fangshan Yunju Temple Pagoda and Stone Classic were announced by the State Council as the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units.