Wanshou Temple reopen ｜ Do not miss these highlights

I am the code word of the ruins of time. Today I recommend Beijing Wanshou Temple. When it was restored to open, I have already said that this time I recommend the gameplay.

Wanshou Temple: It was originally called Jushe Temple. It was built in the Tang Dynasty. It was renamed Wanshou Temple in the five years of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty. Wanshou Temple believed in history that he was famous for his life and blessings. When Cixi travels with the Summer Palace, it will be in the Wanshou Temple to eat the Buddha in Wanshou Temple and eat tea dots in the Western Courtyard. It is now the Beijing Art Museum. On May 25, 2006, it was included in the sixth batch of national key cultural relics protection units.

Wanshou Temple pattern: Wanshou Temple has the three -way building of East, Central and Western Road. According to functions, it is divided into the middle of the ritual Buddhist area, the West Road Palace Courtyard, and the Eastern monk's living area. Essence

Highlights: There are murals on the top of the mountain gate of Wanshou Temple, which is a bat combination, which means Hongfu Qitian. We are also called Hongfu Qitianmen today; the buildings on both sides of the door are Wanshou Post Office.

The Erjin Tianwang Temple is now an exhibition of the History of Wanshou Temple, exhibiting the cultural relics and repaired cultural relics discovered by the archeology of Wanshou Temple.

The three -entry Daxiong Temple is displayed in the original shape. These precious Buddhas are later said to be behind me. The two sides are exhibitions of Buddhist statues.

Sifang Wanshou Pavilion is a re -construction building. Now it is a life -themed exhibition. There are many precious cultural relics related to life. The scholars on the second floor are a quiet library. If you want to read the book quietly, you can make an appointment for every Tuesday. In the afternoon of the third and fourth, be careful not to bring food and water; the East and West of Wanshou Pavilion is now a temporary exhibition, namely Hongqiqu and contemporary silk. This depends on personal interest.

Wujin Dazen Hall and East and West Palace are now exhibitions of royal calligraphy and painting works in the Qing Dynasty, including Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong, Daoguang, Jiaqing, Xianfeng, and Guangxu. The building components discovered can learn architectural knowledge.

On the hills of the rockery is the three princes. One of the hidden secrets is that there is a black hole below the Guanyin Hall, which is the Tibetan Hall inside.

In front of Liujin Wuliang Shoufo Temple is the imperial pavilion, the palace is the penetration Jin Duobao bronze tower moved from Changchun Temple, and you can see the Wanfo Tower and the Guangxu Royal Midi Pavilion in this temple. But the internal appearance on both sides of the western gate can be seen.

On both sides of the door of the Liangshou Buddha Temple to the abbot, there is a cultural and creative space of Wanshou Temple. If you are interested, you can go in. The abbot hospital is an independent courtyard. Now it is a furniture exhibition; the south is the site area. Do not enter the interception line.

The hidden secret of Wanshou Temple: There are two stone carvings on the west side of the mountain gate, don't miss it; the stone carvings in front of the Daxiong Treasure Temple cannot be missed; The front and rear Nobita Palace is the most comfortable.

Today, I said so much, the Buddha statues and exhibitions of Wanshou Temple all have many highlights, because of length, later.

【Attractions Guide】

Detailed address: Wanshou Temple, Haidian District, Beijing

Traffic Guide: Walking down to Metro Wanshou Temple Station can be available

Open time: closed the museum on Monday

Ticket price: 20 yuan, free 200 people every Wednesday (according to the appointment time), everyone needs to make an appointment in advance, and complies with epidemic prevention regulations

Note: Don't drink water in the exhibition hall; don't touch cultural relics; don't turn on the flash; please do not make a loud noise in the museum; you must make an appointment.

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