Lufeng Temple

Lufeng Temple, known as Tianzhu Jingshe and Tianzhushan Temple in ancient times, was once known as Nantianzhu, and was known as the Guanyin Dojo, and was called the famous temple in Yuezhong. In 1990, Zhao Puchu, president of the Buddhist Association of China, personally wrote the inscription "Lufeng Temple". Lufeng Temple is located in Xianglu Peak, Biefeng of Kuaiji Mountain, in the southeast corner of Shaoxing City. Temple base, initially only based on the peak of 354 meters above sea level. The cliffs here are towering, the boulders are arched, twisted like a snail, upright like a column, and shaped like a furnace. The devotees set up a couplet on the rock, built a temple on the top of the mountain, and raised the clouds in the hall. Since 1989, the monastery has been rebuilt. It has been planned and planned in the 20th Spring and Autumn Period. The cliffs have been cut, the stones have been taken to lay the foundation, the temple and tree towers have been built, towers have been erected and pavilions have been erected. The monastery is unprecedentedly vast. By the summer of 2006, the temple area had gradually risen to the top from the northern foot of the mountain. Newly built six halls, seven floors, six pavilions, and a tower, towering up and down the furnace peak. The Shanmen Hall, the Tianwang Hall, the Daxiong Hall, the second floor of the Bell and Drum, the Abbot's Court and the proposed Tibetan scripture building are rounded by the corridors. The Lufeng Temple is resplendent, the Fanyu is magnificent, and it shines in the middle. The rebuilt Lufeng Temple is a large Buddhist architectural complex. It is built on the mountain and rides up the momentum. There are Daxiong Hall, Tianwang Hall, Sanmen Hall, Bell Tower, Drum Tower, Baoen Hall, Huixian Tower, Abbot's Courtyard, Tibetan Scripture Building (under construction), east and west wing rooms, and release pool. Hall), incense burning room, on the top of the mountain there are Guanyin Hall, Sansheng Buddha Hall, Dabei Building, signing room, monk's dormitory, living room, etc. The whole temple is four miles long, covers an area of 100 mu, and has a construction area of more than 20,000 square meters. In 1990, Zhao Puchu, a Buddhist master and president of the Buddhist Association of China, personally inscribed the title of "Lufeng Temple". On the top of the mountain is the "Ciyunguang Quilt" plaque, written by Cai Yuanpei, an academic leader (the original has been lost), and the contemporary calligraphy master Shen Ding'an lays a heavy book.