The first time I saw this bronze-cast Thousand Hands and Thousand Eyes Guanyin in the Great Compassion Pavilion, I was really shocked. The 19.2-meter-tall Buddha body has to go around the plaque on the wall of the hall to look up at the Buddha's head, which is solemn and solemn

The first time I saw this bronze-cast Thousand Hands and Thousand Eyes Guanyin in the Great Compassion Pavilion, I was really shocked. The 19.2-meter-tall Buddha had to go around the plaque on the wall to look up at the Buddha's head, and the sense of solemnity and oppression poured down. The 120-tonne bronze statue is pressed onto a 2.2-meter-high Meru stone platform, and the details of the stone carvings are also worth playing—the lions and Kongo, symbolizing the weight of the lions and Kongo, are panting, while they are surrounded by flying heavens and pleasures. This is the earliest version of "the years are quiet because someone carries the weight forward", right?