Visit Beijing Temple of Great Charity

The Guangjisi (Temple of the Grand Charity) LOCATED IN A Xicheng District the interest as well as Buddhist temples the famous Beijing. The interest in the original Temple of Jin Dynasty Xiliucun has Guangjisi Summer REBUILT under the reign of Emperor Ming Tianshun (1457-1 464), and rename Hongciguangjisi (Temple of Mercy and a great great charity). The provision of a maintained DESPITE BEEN MANY RENOVATIONS extensions and since.
Temple of Great CharityCovering 23.000 square meters, Present Guangjisi look unbalanced classes with well organized. Like most Buddhist temples in China, Including Major buildings Tianwangdian (Hall of Heavenly Kings), Daxiongbaodian (Sanctuary of the grandeur and magnificence) Yuantongdian (Hall adaptation Tact) Duobaodian (Treasure Hall) and Cangjingge (flag Sutra) are places on the north, south ax.
IN Joined Daxi Onaba Odian are Buddha statues of the Three Ages, Kasyapa, Sakyamuni and Maitreya, AS WELL AS bronze statues of arhats January 8, ALL GIVEN Ming Dynasty relics. A Yuantongdian of the Interior are 11 fine carved statues bronze Goddess of Mercy. LOCATED IN the interest Cangjingge The fourth courtyard. He Called also tower Sarita Believed That bumps as relics of the Buddha Were A Time by Stokes. The low interest Treasure Buddhist relics not Duobaodian and crafts. Registered IN the middle of the hall are the statues of the Ming Dynasty Three body of Sakyamuni. Many precious gifts presented by the Buddhist believers are to honor Foreigners In the lobby. Many relics Guangjisi also preserve rare Including the bronze statue of the Maitreya assistants Built Under the Ming Dynasty, the recipient BRONZE WITH grounds of Buddhist sacred symbols Eight of the Qing Dynasty, the ancient Buddhist paintings, and Malthus Suite.
Visit Temple of Great CharityThe sheltered Guangjisi Today China Buddhist Association, and The Institute is also Headquarters of China Buddhist culture, and writing magazine The Voice of Dharma. LOR Guangjisi turn, travelers may Have understanding of the text on the deep cultivation of Buddhist June.