Located in Dengfeng City, Henan Province, the Shaolin Temple under the Five Milk Peaks of SongShan Mountain, because it is located in the dense jungle of Shaomu Mountain in the hinterland of Song Mountain, so it is called "Shaolin Temple", which is one of the ancestral courts of Zen Buddhism in China and the birthplace of Chinese Kung Fu.
Founded in the nineteenth year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (495), the Shaolin Temple 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".
Tallinn to the west of the Shaolin Temple. The size and style of Songshan Pagoda are very complex, the tall ones can reach several zhang, and the short ones are only as short as the waist and legs of ordinary people.
The huge general Bai in Songyang Academy. Songyang Academy is one of the four major academies in ancient Mainland China. General Cypress, although it has been weathered by wind and frost, the branches and leaves are still very lush, vigorous and simple.
Song Mountain overlooks in the distance, and in the distance is song yue pagoda. Songyue Pagoda was built in the Xiaoming Emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty (around 520 AD), a total of fifteen floors, a brick structure of dense eaves, the tower body is empty, the shape is round, unique, reflecting the ancient working people of the mainland climax of the construction skills.
One of the Stupas of Songshan Mountain, with Junji Peak behind it. Junji Peak, 1359 meters above sea level, is located just north of Dengfeng, the mountain is steep, and it is the main peak of Song Mountain. In the southern foothills of the mountain, temples and academies have been built many times over the centuries.
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