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• Buddhist Festivals
  ...d in the hall. However, on the eighth day of the 12th lunar month, Chinese Buddhist temples are in the habit of dispensing laba porridge prepared of cereal, be ...lt the sutras for an answer. After three years of intensive reading of the Buddhist scriptures, Xiao Yan composed the “Water-and-Land Rhapsody,” had an alt
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• Buddhist Organizations
  ...there are also social organizations for Buddhist followers. These include Buddhist associations at various levels and layman’s institutes. ...year, he was succeeded by Shes-rab-rhya-mtsho (1884-1968), a famed Tibetan Buddhist scholar. In 1980 Zhao Puchu (1907-2000) began to serve as president, and th
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• Buddhist Temple Layout
  Chinese Buddhist temples usually face south and consist of a group of halls and courtyards i A typical Buddhist temple is arranged like this: It has a gate usually called Mountain Gate (S
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• Buddhist monk Yancan
  [[file: Buddhist monk Yancan.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|the Buddhist Yancan]] The '''Buddhist monk Yancan''' (延参法师) rose to popularity in June, 2012, when a vide
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• Revak Buddhist Temple Ruins
  '''Revak Buddhist Temple Ruins''' lie in the midst of the [[Kula Kansman Desert]], over 50 km ...temple ruins, Revak Temple is meaningful to the research on ancient Yutian Buddhist culture, architecture, and painting.
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/July9, 2012
  [[file: Buddhist monk Yancan.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|the Buddhist Yancan]] ...y interrupted by a group of playful monkeys, went viral on the Internet. [[Buddhist monk Yancan|(More...)]]
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• Lingyin Temple
  Meaning "temple of soul's retreat", Lingyin is one of the oldest [[Buddhist temples]] in China. ...n project was completed in October 2008, it reportedly became the "biggest Buddhist cultural tourism center" south of the [[Yangtze River]].
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• Guangji Temple
  ...e home of the [[Beijing Buddhist Culture Research Center]] and the [[China Buddhist Association]]. It is one of the few temples in the city proper since most o ...h and 23rd of the lunar calendar, Buddhists come to the temple to worship. Buddhist delegations from other countries often come to visit the temple and the ass
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/March 18, 2018
  ...Center]], thus serving as an important venue for nurturing young monks and Buddhist research. Fayuan Temple spreads over an area of 6700 sq.m, consisting of 13
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• Chuan Yin
  ...the Buddhist Academy of China and director of the [[Research Institute of Buddhist Culture of Beijing]]. Chuan Yin was born [[January 30]], 1927, to devout Buddhist parents. When he was 20, he became a monk. In 1954, he went to the [[Zhenru
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• Fa Xian
  ...they translated from Sanskrit into Chinese. In Fa Xian’s book, A Record of Buddhist Countries, he related what he had observed during his journey. This book pr
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• Jing Hui
  ...ce president of the [[Buddhist Association of China]] and president of the Buddhist Association of [[Hebei Province]]. He became a Bhikkhu, a fully ordained male Buddhist monk, at 18 and was accepted as a disciple of [[Xu Yun]], a Zen master, at
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/May 20, 2010
  ...e he visited many famous temples. He studied Buddhist classics and learned Buddhist doctrines from Indian monk scholars. ('''[[Xuan Zang|More...]]''')
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• Qianlong Edition of the Tripitaka Sutra
  ...the [[Buddhist Association of China]], and [[Zhao Puchu]], chairman of the Buddhist Association of China, both attended the ceremony. ...the encyclopedia of Buddhism, includes not only important information for Buddhist research, but also precious clues to ancient Oriental languages, literature
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• Xuanzang
  ...e he visited many famous temples. He studied Buddhist classics and learned Buddhist doctrines from Indian monk scholars. After returning to Chang'an, he translated 75 Buddhist scriptures (1,335 volumes) into Chinese. He also wrote an account of his tr
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• Northern Wei Dynasty
  ...by chiseling grottoes, building Buddhist temples, and personally preaching Buddhist scriptures.
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/December 20, 2009
  '''Jianzhen''' (Ganjin in Japanese) ([[Chinese]]: 鉴真) was a Chinese Buddhist monk of the [[Tang Dynasty]] (AD 618-907) who introduced the Ritsu school o Jianzhen was born to a Buddhist family in [[Yangzhou]], [[Jiangsu Province]]. His original name was Chunyu.
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/February 2, 2018
  ...by chiseling grottoes, building Buddhist temples, and personally preaching Buddhist scriptures. ([[Northern Wei Dynasty|More...]])
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• Guomari Village
  ...culpture, is a national-level key cultural relic preservation unit. Shilun Buddhist Pagoda is the biggest pagoda in Anto Tibetan area, which is famous its comp Special features: Guomari Monastery, Shilun Buddhist Pagoda
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• Tianning Temple
  ...ause Temple (Hongyesi), Heavenly King Temple (Tianwangsi), and Great Peace Buddhist Temple (Dawan'an Chansi). It got its present name in 1435. ...ure, it is 57.8 m high, with 13 stories and multi-layers of eaves. All the Buddhist statues, doors, windows, rafters and pillars are exquisitely carved in reli
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• Mount Jiuhua
  ...s_002.html) is located in [[Qingyang County]]. It is one of the four great Buddhist mountains in [[China]] (the other three are [[Mount E'mei]] in [[Sichuan]], ...he mountain. In its prime, Mount Jiuhua boasted over 300 temples and 5,000 Buddhist monks and nuns in residence. Now, over 50 are well-preserved.
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• Yunju Temple
  ...a to the south of the temple, lie buried 14,278 stone slabs inscribed with Buddhist scriptures with a history of a thousand years. It is probably the most impo ...ued his work until the 17th century. Altogether more than 1,000 volumes of Buddhist scriptures were carved, and the extant 14,278 pieces have now become state
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• CIIC:Selected anniversaries/April 11
  [[1912]]: [[Chinese Buddhist Association]] was founded in [[Shanghai]].
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• Buddhism
  .... Currently China has 13,000-some [[Buddhist temples]] and about 200,000 [[Buddhist monks]] and nuns. Among them are 120,000 lamas and nuns, more than 1,700 Li ...n Buddhism. Chinese Buddhism refers collectively to the various schools of Buddhist thought that have flourished in China since ancient times. These schools ha
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• Pagbalha Geleg Namgyai
  Vice-chairman of 11th [[CPPCC]] National Committee, honorary president of [[Buddhist Association of China]], and chairman of CPPCC [[Tibet]] Autonomous Regional 1952-1956 Studying Buddhist sutra in Sera Monastery, Lhasa
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