Hanri Temple is a Guanyin portrait "Division"

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] A stolen Guanyin statue has allowed Japan and South Korea to "dialogue" many times. The last time was in the Korean court on June 15. According to a report from Kyodo News Agency on June 15, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan, first attended the trial held in South Korea on Wednesday, Odaka Temple, Mahi Malaysia. Guanyin Bodhisattva sitting like ".

In 2012, theft gang transported this Guanyin statue from Nagasaki, Japan to Malaysia City to South Korea, and was subsequently seized by the South Korean police. In 2016, the abbot of the South Korea Fangshi Temple filed a lawsuit, saying that the statue was illegally brought to Japan hundreds of years ago. In the first instance, the South Korean court believed that there was no evidence to prove that the Guanyin seemed to be transferred to Japan through normal and legal means. The judgment of the South Korean Fushi Temple won, but the Japanese side immediately appealed. South Korea KBS TV said on the 16th that during the trial held in Datian, South Korea on the 15th, the abbot of the Guanyin Temple in Japan claimed that Guanyin was owned by Japan. The South Korean Fushi Temple said that the Guanyin statue was produced and placed in Fudishi Temple in 1330, and insisted that it was "plundered by the pirates" to Japan. (Liu Hai Sheng)

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