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Zhanshan Temple is located in the southwest of Zhanshan Mountain in the east of Qingdao, at the foot of Taiping Mountain. This is a Buddhist temple in the city. 1934 started construction and 1945 was completed. It covers an area of 23 mu. There are two stone lions at the mountain gate, which were handed down from the Ming Dynasty. The stone lotus pond in front of the temple is a place for release.

There are Daxiong Hall, Sanmiao Temple, Tianwang Hall and Guest House in the hospital. Behind the main hall is the Buddhist scripture building, with more than 6,000 old Buddhist scriptures and ancient Buddha statues. There is an octagonal seven-story brick tower on the east hill behind the temple, which stands in Yun Biao. The temple faces the Yellow Sea in the south and is surrounded by Fushan Mountain, Zhanshan Mountain and Taiping Mountain in the east, west and north. One of the "Ten Scenes of Qingdao", "Zhanshan Qingfan", refers to Zhanshan Temple.

2. Qingdao fahai temple

Fahai temple, located in Chengyang District, Qingdao, was named in memory of Master Fahai who founded this temple. It has a history of 1700 years and is an ancient temple in Qingdao. According to the "Rebuilding fahai temple Monument" written by Thai in fahai temple for three years, fahai temple was founded by Wei Wu, rebuilt by Song Jiayou in two years, and rebuilt by a monument in the fifty-second year of Qing Emperor Kangxi.

The last renovation was in 23 years of the Republic of China. After liberation, the Qingdao Municipal People's Government also allocated funds for maintenance. Fahai temple covers an area of 12 mu, and has a front room and a back room. The front room is the Hall of Great Heroes, the Guanyin Hall on the left and the Dizang Hall on the right. There are three temples in the backyard. On the left is the Buddhist Scripture Building, and on the right is guanyin temple.

3. Qingdao Bordet Base

Bo Daiji in Zhu Ling, formerly known as Baiyun Temple, is located in Zhu Ling, at the northern foot of Zhu Xiao and at the southern foot of Da 'an Mountain. Zhong Ling is beautiful and the scenery is beautiful. Because the south faces the sea and the terrain is high, the top of the mountain is often surrounded by white clouds, just like a fairyland.

Zhu Ling Mountain Bordet Base is located in the jurisdiction of Zhu Ling Sub-district Office, Huangdao District, Qingdao, covering an area of 80 mu. The main halls are: Shanmen Hall, Tianwang Hall, Ursa Major Hall, Sutra Pavilion, Guanyin Hall, stupa, Bell and Drum Tower and other buildings, with a construction area of 8,000 square meters. Baiyun Temple was built in Wanli period of Ming Dynasty, belonging to Zen Dojo of Han Buddhism.

Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty was rebuilt in six years, and it was rebuilt twice in 3 1 year in the Republic of China. During the Cultural Revolution, Baiyun Temple suffered heavy losses, leaving only the ruins of the ancient temple.

4. Shimen Temple in Qingdao

Shimen Temple is located in Dazhushan Scenic Area, Huangdao District, Qingdao. Shimen Temple is famous for its uniqueness compared with other temples: a natural giant Buddha stands on a peak in front of the temple, with a height of 1, 4 1 m, and a monk next to the Buddha bows down and recites scriptures, which is unparalleled in the world; The temple faces the mountain instead of the mountain; Shimen faces east rather than south.

The temple gate is composed of natural boulders; There is a spring by the door, and drought will not dry up. The spring water is as clear as jade, so Shimen Temple is also called yuquan temple. From Shimen Temple into Dazhu Mountain, there are many scenes. Buddhist cultural relics such as the Tomb Pagoda Forest, Zhushan Stone Chambers, Sui and Tang Grottoes, and hermit cultural relics such as the Poetry Platform, Ant Temple and Wanghailou can be vividly seen.

5. Qingdao Kannonji

Qingdao Kannonji is located in Cuobuling, Shibei District, formerly known as "Huang De 'an" and also known as "Yugu Temple". It was built in Zhenguan period of Tang Dynasty and Chenghua period of Ming Dynasty. Kannonji, an ancient temple in Shandong Province, is a famous jungle of Han Buddhism. Located on the hillside southeast of Cuobuling, Shibei District, Qingdao, it is adjacent to Fuzhou Road in the east and Liaoyang West Road in the north.

Huang De 'an and Yugu Temple are famous in history. At the peak of incense, hundreds of believers in Fiona Fang came to worship the Three Treasures. There are ancient legends and inscriptions as evidence. The temple was built in the early Tang Dynasty (AD 627). According to legend, Emperor Taizong of Li Shimin was at peace and the mountains and rivers in the Tang Dynasty were stable. Counselors Li and Yuan Tiangang were sent to find the four protectors of Heaven, Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism.

6. Dashi Temple?

Dashi Temple (also known as Dashi Temple, Dashi Temple and Shiwan Temple). During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Qujiang, the ancestor of Qu family, came to live at the southern end of Jiangge Village, Renhua Township, Jimo County with the tide of immigration. Qu Wan, the son of Qujiang, left here to explore and develop in Shiwan when he grew up.

At that time, in full of green, there were many thorns, jackals, foxes and badgers, and the natural conditions were very harsh and desolate. However, Qu Wan and his descendants, with their superhuman perseverance and production skills, worked hard to develop despite the wind and rain, and just reclaimed a large number of cultivated land and mountains, settled down and formed villages. The villagers in Shiwan are located in Xiajiujian Valley, Heijian Mountain, where they built the Tadashi Temple.

7. Qingdao Ciyun Temple

Qingdao Ciyun Temple, located in Shaohai Emerald Wetland Park in Jiaozhou, Qingdao, has beautiful scenery, lush green grass, surrounded by water and rippling blue waves. Temple construction area of 6 177.9 square meters, with a long history, can be described as quiet, spacious, clean and solemn. Now, on the basis of the original site, Ciyun Temple has built additional practice areas such as Dizang King Hall, Manjusri Hall and Guanyin Hall.

Ciyun Temple takes practice, leisure, charity and culture as its development direction, and will further promote Buddhism and become an important Buddhist activity center in this area. The great achievement of Ciyun Temple is as a carrier of cultural exchanges between China and South Korea and a witness of Sino-Korean friendship.