When I came to the gate of the scenic spot, I saw the spectacular archway of Guanyin Dojo. Opposite the archway, there is a wide square with eight treasures of Buddhism engraved on the left and right sides-Aquarius, Umbrella, Pisces, Miaolian, Medicinal Diet, Lucky Knot, Victory Tower and Golden Wheel. Eight Buddhists' Eight Treasures, also known as Eight Auspicious Statues and Eight Auspicious Statues, are auspicious patterns used to decorate temple buildings. They are common combined decorative cultures with profound connotations in Tibetan Buddhism, symbolizing auspiciousness, happiness and perfection. This is Aquarius. Aquarius contains pure water (nectar) and precious stones, symbolizing auspiciousness, purity, wealth and happiness, and symbolizing Amitabha and eternal life of the soul. It also symbolizes the Buddha's neck.

For example, Buddhism uses umbrellas to shield evil influences and protect Buddhism, so the treasure umbrella symbolizes the supreme authority taught by the Buddha. It also symbolizes Buddha's head.

There is also a lotus fountain in the square, which spews milky white from time to time, making people feel like they are in a fairyland. Lotus, pure and auspicious, symbolizes spotless quality and cultivation. The net bottle above is undoubtedly the embodiment of Guanyin who is merciful and saves suffering.

In addition, there is a huge treasure seal in the square, which is called "a seal in the world". Although it's not true, there really is a treasure seal like this in guangde temple, which is said to be hidden in the sutra depository behind the Jade Buddha Temple. This precious seal is called "Guanyin Jewelry Seal of Yuguangli Hall", which is one of the five treasures of Guangde Hall and a seal of Zhenshan given by the emperor. It is said that there are only a handful of mountain seals in China, but guangde temple won two. One is a Guanyin jewelry seal given by Song Zhenzong in the fourth year of Northern Song Dynasty (10 1 1). In front of tourists, the seal of Guanyin jewelry is enlarged by 26,900 times in the same proportion. The other is the "Four Kingdoms Imperial Seal" given by Ming Wuzong.

It is said that in order to facilitate the management of monasteries in southwest China, Ming Wuzong specially gave guangde temple the "Four Kingdoms Imperial Seal", which was engraved with Chinese characters, Burmese, Sinhala (known as Sri Lanka in ancient times) and Pali (a language of ancient India) in Latin letters, commanding monasteries in Sichuan, Yunnan and Guizhou. Cross this seal and you can go abroad without hindrance. Visible guangde temple's high status. Behind "One Seal in the World", there are two "Give guangde temple" workshops. The one on the left should be a new copy, and the one on the right may be the original. In front of the workshop, there is a tablet which records some history of guangde temple. It is understood that guangde temple was built in the Tang Dynasty (around 6 18 AD), and was originally named as the Stone Buddha Temple. In the second year of Dali in Tang Daizong (767), Geng Xu named it "Tang Bao Temple", and in the thirteenth year of Dali (778), Yuci Temple was named "zenrinji", which made the Yan Zhenqing Book Temple inscribed. In the early years of Dezong Jianzhong (780), it was named Shanji Temple, and in the third year of Zhaozong Tianfu (903), it was named "Rejuvenating zenrinji". In the fourth year of Xiangfu in North Song Zhenzong (10 1 1), it was named "Guangli Temple".

It is precisely because of the Eleventh Imperial edicts of Tang, Song and Ming that guangde temple became famous. He has led more than 300 mountains in Sichuan, Guizhou and Yunnan, and is known as "the first Zen forest in the West".

There are exquisite carvings in the original workshop of "Give guangde temple". Passing through Congci guangde temple Square is a Jue Yuan Bridge, which was built in Song Dynasty and rebuilt in Ming Dynasty. In October of the 9th year of Song Xiaozong Road (1 173), it was named "Jue Yuan Huiying's mentor" after Zen master Cong Ci You Ke. Jue Yuan Bridge is actually a short wooden corridor, which spans a stream, and the eastern end is connected with the western end. There are three bright double-eaved colonnade pavilions on the bridge, and there are couplets inside and outside the entrance.

Take the right path when entering the door, and take the right path when entering the door. As soon as they enter the door, they are all experienced people. Going out Part I: Who let go of the eye hole and saw through the world Part II: The only way to enter here is to stand firm, and there is vertical approval: Jue Yuan Bridge. After crossing the Jue Yuan Bridge, we came to Shanmen Temple in guangde temple. It should be said that we really started to enter guangde temple from here.

In the Shanmen Temple, two mighty and brave generals, with their eyes open and their noses sprayed, were naked, strong and armed, glaring at each other. They do their duty, guard the mountain gate, and defend the Buddha country and Buddhism from being infringed forever. Stepping into guangde temple, facing the steps, stands the "Imperial edict" square, which is the place where the temple meets the imperial edict. This imperial edict square is also the second treasure of guangde temple.

"Imperial Decree" Square was built in Song Dynasty, and the existing buildings were rebuilt in Chenghua period of Ming Dynasty. There are four gold characters inscribed by Yan Zhenqing on the horizontal plaque, and the word "imperial edict" is written on the south side of the square. Wood structure, double eaves resting on the top of the mountain, sparse arch, far eaves, soaring algae angle. It is the only imperial archway in China. It is said that Mount Emei greeted the imperial edict and reached a ten-mile temple gate, while guangde temple greeted the imperial edict in the temple, which shows that guangde temple is extremely respected.

There are two pavilions around the imperial edict square, and there are vertical monuments in the pavilions. The stone tablet is engraved with inscriptions written by Ming scholars and Yangming. On the left, there is the Inscription and Seal of guangde temple Monument, and on the right, there is the Addition and Revision of guangde temple Monument. Although it has weathered naturally, you can still see the inscription and some words. "Imperial edict" square goes up, passes through Doulu Tian (Heavenly King's Hall), and you will see the main hall of guangde temple-Daxiong Hall. The main hall stands on a four-meter-high double-layer bluestone platform, with a height of10m, a length and width of 22.6m and an area of 510.76m2.. It was built during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty.

There is an important symbol of Mahayana Buddhism in front of the Mahayana Temple-Zunshenglou, which means that Mahayana Buddhism can free you from the pain of life and death.

The story of 72 Buddhas is carved on the stone wall behind Daxiong Hall, with meticulous carving and vivid modeling. One of them is Bujinmaidi, which tells the story of Dawa Bujinmaidi, a Swasti elder, building a refined house for the Buddha.