Fahai Temple Review

Fahai Temple is located in the south of Jingxi Cuiwei Mountain and the first model mouth village of the ancient road of camel bell. The monastery was built in the four years of Ming Orthodox (1439), and was completed in the eight years of Orthodox (1443), and was built by the Ming Ying Zong Zhujing Town Pampering Yuejun Li Tong, the palace ministry of industry, and the Ming Ying Zong Qin Gift "Fahai Temple". Fahai Temple is now famous for the complete preservation of the ten-pu Ming Dynasty murals in the Daxiong Pavilion. Tickets are 20 yuan.

Fahai Temple sits north and south, built on the mountain, the architectural layout is very neat, the central axis is built in turn, the King Kong Hall of the Protection of the Law, the Four Heavenly King Hall, the Daxiong Palace, the Yaoshi Palace, the Tibetan Jinglou, the two wings are symmetrically built with Bell and Drum Tower and Jialan, the second hall of the ancestors, the abbot, the Buddha Field, and the Yuntang, Kitchen warehouse, boudoir, etc., about 1 km from the temple, there are also far doors, and now only the mountain gate, the grand palace and other buildings are left. Among them, the Daxiong Palace is wide-faced with five rooms, the roof of the Huang glazed tiled Palace, and the Ming Dynasty murals in the palace are the oldest and most complete murals in Beijing, which occupy an important position in the existing mural art in China. Fahai Temple now replicas the mural exhibition hall and can take pictures. If you go, it is recommended to book tickets with WeChat first, otherwise it is likely that you will not see it because of the flow limit.

The Fahai Temple was built in the Yingzong period of the Ming Dynasty. The name of the Fahai Temple has nothing to do with the Fahai Buddhist monk who "does not understand love" in Zhenjiang, but takes the meaning of "Dharma is difficult to measure, such as the sea". Fahai Temple is close to the ancient street of the new Internet celebrity punching in the cellar mode. From the north street of the mode, it has been going north to the end. It is Fahai Temple Road through the "Four Bais and One Kong Bridge". Turning up the mountain road is the mountain gate of Fahai Temple. Fahai Temple is built on the mountain, although the overall scale is not large, but in history, culture, religion, architecture and other fields are considerable, especially the "Fahai Temple Five Must" is a piece of pieces, including Ming Dynasty murals, Mandala algae wells, bronze Buddha clock, millennium white leather pine, Sibai and one-hole bridge. Sibai and a hole bridge outside the mountain gate, although a small stone bridge, but has a major historical significance, is called the "boundary bridge" of the world and the fairy world by the Ming Xianzong. The thousand-year-old white leather pine in front of the Daxiong Temple, after research has been 1,300 years of tree age, Fahai Temple is less than 600 years, so it is the first two huge white leather pine, and then the Fahai Temple was built. The bronze Buddha clock is also a royal building, the specifications are very high, the casting is very exquisite, and even there is a saying that it can be named after the "Yongle Bell" in the Juesheng Temple, but I think this clock is good, but it is said that in terms of the Yongle Bell, no matter the head, the momentum, even the grandchildren can not be enough. The other two are in the palace of the great male, that is the Ming Dynasty murals and the mandala algae wells, which are the main goals of my visit. To visit Fahai Temple, you must make an appointment through the "Shijingshan Cultural Tourism" official account in advance. The appointment is successful to buy tickets on the spot. The ticket is 20 yuan and the mural is 100 yuan. There is a quota limit for visiting the mural. There are only 10 quotas per period. So be sure to make an appointment a few days in advance, buy a 100 yuan mural ticket without buying a 20 yuan ticket. Speaking of the price of 100 yuan, it is not cheap, but this mural is from the hands of the royal painter, and the reservation is very intact, belonging to the remains of China's very famous murals, even with the Dunhuang murals, in short, after the visit, almost all people's feedback is "great value". For the purpose of protecting the mural, all visitors must store their bags before entering the hall, cannot carry mobile phones and other electronic products, wear shoe covers, there is no light in the hall, and ten visitors each time under the guidance of the interpreter to receive a flashlight into the hall. The narrator will explain for about 20 minutes, and you can have a clear understanding of this group of murals with the explanation, and the narrator will also remind the focus of the visit, the main points, the best way to view, and the experience is very good. The three Buddha statues in the temple are three Buddhas, but they are not ancient originals, but have been rebuilt in recent decades, but the three beautiful Mandala algae wells above the Buddha statue and the wall-filled murals in the temple have been completely preserved, which is a blessing in misfortune. The majestic, exquisite and magnificent murals cannot even be described in simple language, and they can be understood by seeing them.

One of the classic cases of Beijing city renewal is excellent. It is about to close the museum, no ticket is bought to enter

Fahai Temple is located in the south of Cuiwei Mountain, North Street Modekou, Shijingshan District. It is built on the mountain and raised from the top. It was built by the eunuch Li Tong of the Ming Dynasty. The regulations are comparable to the Royal Temple. The hall is the roof of the yellow glazed tiled hall, especially the Ming Dynasty murals of the Daxiong Palace are the best preserved and most exquisite Ming Dynasty murals in China, and the millennium white leather pine, which is worth seeing.

＂ Fahai Temple ＂ is located at No. 28, Nanzhao Modekou, Cuiwei Mountain, Shijingshan District, Beijing. The temple is north facing south, built on the mountain, and stacked on the mountain. ＂ Fahai Temple ＂ was built in Ming Orthodox four years (1439) and built in Orthodox eight years (1443). Ming Ying Zong's gift ＂ ~ Cifahai Temple ＂, take the meaning of Buddha's law, wide and deep as the sea. The original temple was large in scale and was rebuilt many times during Ming and Qing Dynasties. ＂ Fahai Temple ＂ The temple is built with buildings such as Daxiong Palace, Galan Zushi Second Hall, Four Temples of Heavenly Kings, Hufa Jingang Palace, Buddha Field, Tibetan Jinglou and other buildings. The Ming Dynasty murals in the Grand Palace of the Great Xiong are the oldest and most complete murals in Beijing, and they also occupy an important position in the existing mural art in China.