Shanghai Xinliu Town Xinliu Town is located in the north of Zhenru Town, Putuo District, Shanghai. It is a famous Buddhist temple in Shanghai and a national cultural relic protection unit. Formerly known as "Manjuji", commonly known as "Great Temple". Founded in Jiading period of Southern Song Dynasty. In the seventh year of Yuan Yanshou (1320), it was rebuilt and renamed as "Xinyi Temple". After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), the government allocated funds to repair the Hall of the Great Hero. The existing main structures such as beams, columns, beams and arches, and most of their components are original objects of the Yuan Dynasty. It is one of the few Buddhist temples in China, and few buildings of the Yuan Dynasty have been preserved. Therefore, the main hall of the temple built in the Yuan Dynasty is more precious. (www.niUbB.net) Shanghai Xinnong Temple _ Shanghai Xinnong Temple-Historical Xinnong Temple was built in Yunju Mountain in the southwest of Yongxiu County. Tang Xianzong was founded in three years, also known as Longchang Temple and Yunju Temple. The book written by Zhenzong in the Song Dynasty was "as true as a Buddhist temple", which was later customarily called a credit collection. The buildings have been burned several times, and now after liberation, the temples, halls and pavilions in the temple have been restored, including dozens of halls, such as Daxiong Hall, Wei Tuo Hall, Haiyun Building, Xuhuai Building, Bell and Drum Tower and Tibetan Classics Pavilion, with a large scale. There are more than 200 bodhisattvas in the Buddhist temple, glittering with gold. It is one of the famous Buddhist Dojo in China and the largest religious temple in Jiangxi Province. There used to be more than 1500 monks, but now there are about 100 monks. Shenxing Temple, an ancient temple, is located in Zhenru Town, northwest of Shanghai. Its main hall is one of the best-preserved wooden temples in the Yuan Dynasty in the south of the Yangtze River, and it is the earliest existing wooden structure in Shanghai. Contemporary architects Beiliang (Sicheng) and Nanliu (Dunzhen) and Chinese and foreign architectural experts all come here to visit, inspect, inspect and study, which is of great value in the history of architecture and Buddhism. Xinyang City, Shanghai 1959 On May 26th, the Shanghai Municipal People's Committee announced that it was listed as a cultural relic protection unit in Shanghai, and the Shanghai Cultural Relics Management Committee was responsible for its protection and management. The original three Buddha statues, Tathagata, Manjusri and Huangpu, including the Maitreya bronze Buddha in the Yi You period (1405), the incense burner in the Ming Dynasty and the tripod in the Chongzhen period in the Ming Dynasty, were later destroyed one after another. Only the main hall with a single structure and the ancient ginkgo tree in front of it have become the witness of history, pushing the ancient temple to a state of ruins. 199 1 In August, the Bureau of Ethnic and Religious Affairs of Putuo District of Shanghai formed a restoration committee consisting of Master Yang Ming, Vice President of the National Buddhist Association, Master Zhen Chan, President of the Shanghai Buddhist Association, and Master Miao Ling, Vice President of the Shanghai Buddhist College. 1992 1 29 officially opened and rekindled the incense. Since the opening up, it has won wide attention from people at home and abroad; Wholeheartedly help the restoration work smoothly. 1992, three jade buddhas presented by Singapore's Fashilin Daderen were welcomed into the temple by the young master, who decorated them with gold ornaments, making them even more magnificent. 1993 1 1 month, the newly-built Yuan-style Hall Tianwang Temple was completed, in which the four heavenly kings, the Wei Tuo Bodhisattva and the bronze Maitreya Buddha carefully cast by the Shanghai Museum were enshrined. 1994, the Guanyin Hall and the Tibetan Scripture Building will be built on the central axis of the Ursa Major Hall. The existing 1 1, 970 Buddhist books and precious Buddhist books and materials in domestic libraries will be moved into storage shelves and opened to the public after the completion of the Buddhist scriptures building. Shanghai's heart is pleasing to oneself _ Shanghai's heart is pleasing to oneself-Shanghai's inkstone carving Shanghai's heart is pleasing to oneself. Shanghai's inkstone carving is an exquisite carving on an inkstone, which can add icing on the cake to a high-quality inkstone. It often takes several years to make an inkstone. This art originated in the Qin and Han Dynasties more than 2,000 years ago, and developed at the same time as China's calligraphy and painting. Ink stone carving needs high-quality ink stone as raw material. Duan Xi Stone in China, Huishi in Anhui, Shitao in Gansu, Zishi in Hunan, Weilong Stone in Jiangxi, Helan Stone in Ningxia, etc. , are famous excellent inkstones since ancient times. Artists use these special stones, adopt traditional brick carving and stone carving techniques, make a composition with stones, and carve various shapes and colorful inkstones according to their materials. 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