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I flew to Wuhan specifically for this photo!!

【📷 A trip to Wuhan, the story of 18 photos】 My purpose of flying to Wuhan was just for those 18 photos. The beautiful scenery of this city is so attractive that I embarked on a special forces-like journey, shuttling through the streets and alleys of Wuhan, and finally got the 18 photos I liked. When I posted them on my circle of friends, local friends were amazed and said they had never seen such beautiful scenery. Now, I share my journey with you, so that you can also glimpse the style of Wuhan. ✅Day one: 👉I'm in the same frame with the Yellow Crane Tower and the Greenland Center 👉Yellow Crane Tower and Tortoise Mountain TV Tower in the same frame 👉Yingwuzhou Bridge and Tortoise Mountain TV Tower in the same frame 👉Guiyuan Temple and Yingwuzhou Bridge in the same frame 👉Yellow Crane Tower and Wuhan Corporate World in the same frame 👉Colorful Zheng Lane 👉No. 37 Desheng Bridge ✅Day two: 👉Lonely tree 👉Vine tree leads flowers 👉Photographing trains from the Changjiang Bridge sentry box 👉Butterfly Spring 👉Yangsigang Bridge 👉Meixunlimen Night Market ✅Day three: 👉Key Building Jianer Ground Subway Station 👉Yingwuzhou Bridge 👉Mecox Lane 👉Dragon King Temple Among these photos, one is the Yingwuzhou Bridge in the misty rain, which I shot from an unfinished building. Another one is Guiyuan Temple and Yingwuzhou Bridge in the same frame, the camera position is near Hanyang Railway Station. Another one is the train and Yellow Crane Tower in the same frame, the position is at the sentry box of the Changjiang Bridge. I came out of the west gate of the Yellow Crane Tower and walked about 300 meters along the road, and I could see the wire fence. Another one is the Yellow Crane Tower and the Greenland Center in the same frame, the camera position is near the Fuxing Road subway station. Another one is shot in the air above the Yangsigang Bridge, the scenery is magnificent. Another one is shot under the bridge, which has a different flavor. I also took pictures of the vine tree leading flowers, the lonely tree, the white space, the Butterfly Spring and other beautiful sceneries. Each photo records my footprints and feelings in Wuhan. This trip to Wuhan allowed me to appreciate the unique charm of this city. I treasure these 18 photos in my heart as eternal memories. And now, I share them with you, hoping that you can also feel the beauty and charm of Wuhan.

Am I the only one who noticed? The red walls and ginkgo in Wuhan moved me to tears

A lesser-known spot in Wuhan for ginkgo viewing - Guiyuan Temple. It's not too crowded on weekends, and even fewer people come on weekdays, making it a great place for photography. Ginkgo viewing spots: 1. Next to the Huazang Xuanmen, near the life-release pond, there is a ginkgo tree with dense and layered foliage that is very beautiful; 2. There are a few tall ones when you enter from Gate 1 of Guiyuan Temple; 3. Outside the north gate of the Sutra Depository, there is a row of ginkgo trees. Underneath the trees is a corridor. Sitting here for a coffee break is very comfortable, completely undisturbed and enjoying the autumn scenery of ginkgo alone. The Sutra Depository is a red house, and the red wall is very photogenic! All three spots can be found on the map. The wooden doors, ancient pines, towers, and yellow walls of Guiyuan Temple are also quite beautiful. It's very suitable to pray for blessings and enjoy the autumn with friends in the temple. The viewing period is at the end of November.

A Serene Oasis of Spiritual Tranquility🇨🇳

#timetotravel The Guiyan Temple stands as a peaceful sanctuary that offers solace and spiritual respite to locals and visitors alike. The temple's peaceful surroundings, adorned with lush greenery and beautiful architecture, create a soothing environment for contemplation and reflection. The temple serves as a place of worship and spiritual practice for devotees who seek blessings, enlightenment, and a deeper connection with their faith. Entrance Fee: 10 RMB per person but may have changed so double check. Nearest Subway Station: Guanyintang station line 4. #mytripvlog #tripblazers #chinatravel

Everyone is happy - a one-day tour of Guiyuan Zen Temple

Guiyuan Zen Temple one-day tour After exiting from Zhongjia Village subway station, it only takes a few minutes to walk to Guiyuan Temple. You can enter to visit by scanning a QR code and paying 10 yuan for incense money at the entrance. I first visited the Vairocana Hall, where there is an inscription by Master Changming, located above the Maitreya Buddha statue enshrined in the front, which reads 'Everyone is happy.' The horizontal stroke of the character '大' (big) is especially thick in the middle, and if you remove this stroke, it becomes the character '人' (person), resembling the big belly of Maitreya Buddha; the two '口' (mouth) characters in '喜' (joy) are also not completely closed, signifying 'always smiling,' which corresponds to the couplet written beside the Buddha statue: 'Great tolerance can contain things in the world that are hard to contain, and compassion always smiles at the laughable people in the world.' Master Changming's calligraphy is a treasure of the temple, and many couplets reflect this, such as 'The law of the hermit has no fixed law, then it is known that the non-law is also the law; The affairs of the world are finished yet not finished, why not let it be with unfinished.' 'Think and then act, act and then let go, what is there not to finish once it's finished Wisdom arises from awareness, awareness arises from ease, and life after life is still no life.' Visiting the newly built Yuantong Pavilion, which was completed in 2012, the construction is very spectacular. The term 'Yuantong' comes from the Buddhist scriptures 'Yuantong Bodhisattva.' The building started construction in the first half of 2009, consisting of a palace-style stone base and a redwood mortise and tenon structure. Its style is an inner five-story and outer three-story four-eave tower-style building, one of the large traditional wooden structures in China. The base of the building is 60.8 meters long and wide, covering an area of 4,139 square meters, and is over 60 meters high. In addition to inviting 25 Yuantong Bodhisattvas, a 3.2-ton 'Treasure of the Temple' that was previously transported to Guiyuan Temple and a jade field will be crafted into a 2-ton Maitreya Buddha statue to be displayed here. I don't know why there are few visitors to the Yuantong Pavilion, but I think the stone carvings inside are very exquisite and sacred, worth visiting. Unknowingly, two hours passed, and after leaving the Zen temple, next to it is the Strange Stone Museum. After registering at the entrance, I went in to visit the strange stones from all over the country. In addition to the strange stones, there are also exquisite fossils and mineral crystals, covering a large area, with the characteristics of Jiangnan gardens, cleverly integrating plants, bonsai, and strange stones. The garden has green pines, bamboo, red maple, ginkgo, crape myrtle, fragrant citron, etc., with colorful colors in all four seasons, uneven heights, and varied scenery. Decorated with Lingbi stone, Taihu stone, and Yellow River stone, it allows visitors to enjoy the picturesque garden while not forgetting the theme of 'appreciating stones.'

Guiyuan Zen Temple is a place of Buddha and fortune

Guiyuan Zen Temple is located on Guiyuan Temple Road, Hanyang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, and was founded by Master Baiguang in the fifteenth year of the Shunzhi era of the Qing Dynasty (1658 AD). Covering an area of 153 mu, it has more than 200 halls and over 7,000 volumes of various Buddhist scriptures. Guiyuan Zen Temple belongs to one of the five families and seven sects of the Buddhist Zen sect, the Caodong sect, hence the name Guiyuan Zen Temple. Guiyuan Zen Temple is also known as 'Hanxi Yijing' because of its ancient towering trees and lush flora that contribute to its cultural environment. It is also the location of the Wuhan Buddhist Association. Together with Baotong Temple, Lianxi Temple, and Gude Temple, it is known as one of the four major jungles of Wuhan.

Wuhan | Divining good and bad fortune at Guiyuan Zen Temple, counting the Arhats

| Divining good and bad fortune at Guiyuan Zen Temple, counting the Arhats. As one of the most important temples in Wuhan, Guiyuan Zen Temple has always been bustling with visitors. It was founded by Master Baiguang in the 15th year of the Shunzhi era of the Qing Dynasty (1658 AD). The main building of the south courtyard of Guiyuan Temple is the Arhat Hall, where it is popularly believed that counting the Arhats can divine one's fortune. Therefore, many people who go to Guiyuan Temple do so specifically to visit the Arhat Hall. If interested, why not give it a try? 🕰️ Opening hours: January 1 to December 31, 2023, Monday to Sunday, all day 08:00-17:00, entry stops at 16:30 🎫 Ticket: 10💰/person, available online through 'Wuhan Guiyuan Zen Temple' or by scanning a QR code at the temple entrance 🚆 Transportation: Metro Line 4, Zhongjiacun Station, walk 1.3km, about 16 minutes ⛩️ Location: No. 20, Guiyuan Temple Road, Jianqiao Street, Hanyang District 【Notice】 1. Do not buy incense from vendors along the way; even if purchased, it cannot be brought into the temple to burn—free incense is available at the temple; 2. Do not engage with those who want to hold your hand and read your palm along the way; 3. For the rules of counting Arhats, refer to the notice at the entrance of the Arhat Hall, it is recommended to count at random; 4. Corresponding Arhat cards can be purchased at the exit of the Arhat Hall, 20 yuan/piece; ---------------------------------------- Exploring shops | Travel | Photography | Exhibitions | Good things to share

Come to Wuhan to devote yourself to Buddhism!

💝Come to Wuhan, not only to see cherry blossoms🌸 but also several temples for those who are devoted to Buddhism to worshipThis time I came to Guiyuan Zen Temple. 💝Guiyuan Zen Temple is located in Guiyuan Temple Road, Hanyang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province. It was built by Master Baiguang in the 15th year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1658 AD). It covers an area of 153 acres, with more than 200 halls and over 7,000 volumes of various Buddhist scriptures. Guiyuan Zen Temple belongs to one of the five families and seven sects of Buddhism, the Cao Dong sect, hence the name Guiyuan Zen Temple. Guiyuan Zen Temple is also known as "Hanshi Yijing", which is due to its towering ancient trees and lush flowers and trees. It is also the location of the Wuhan Buddhist Association. It is known as one of the four major forests in Wuhan along with Baotong Temple, Lianxi Temple, and Gude Temple. 💝Guiyuan Zen Temple is a national key temple in the Han area and a national AAAA level tourist attraction. 💝Opening hours: 08:30--17:00, from the first day of the first month to the fifteenth day of the first month: 06:00--19:00. Suitable for play time: March-May, September-November. Tickets: 20 yuan/person.

Guiyuan Temple in Wuhan | Hold three sticks of incense and bathe in a beam of Buddha's light

Guiyuan Zen Temple is located on Guiyuan Temple Road, Hanyang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province. It was founded by Master Baiguang in the 15th year of the Shunzhi era of the Qing Dynasty (1658 AD). Covering an area of 153 mu, it has more than 200 halls and houses over 7,000 volumes of various Buddhist scriptures. Guiyuan Zen Temple belongs to one of the five families and seven sects of the Zen Buddhism Cao Dong Sect, hence it is also known as Guiyuan Zen Temple. It is also called 'Hanxi Yi Jing' because of its ancient trees reaching the sky and its lush floral and wooded landscape. It is also the location of the Wuhan Buddhist Association. 🌟 When visiting Guiyuan Temple, be sure to 'count the Arhats' 1⃣️ Men on the left, women on the right 2⃣️ Enter the Arhat Hall and count according to your actual age, men start from the left, women from the right. 3⃣️ Start counting from the Arhat you feel a connection with upon entering 4⃣️ After counting, remember the number of the Arhat you counted and buy your number card when exiting. You can get a free fortune telling on the WeChat public account 'Wuhan Local Treasure' or pay for it on site. ⚠️ Precautions: ☀️ Free incense is provided, three sticks per person, queue up to receive ☀️ Enter through the side door, do not step on the threshold, men: left foot in, right foot out; women: right foot in, left foot out. ☀️ No photography allowed inside the main hall ☀️ Do not make loud noises 🗺️ Address: No. 20, Guiyuan Temple Road, Hanyang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province 🌟 Free explanation times: 9:00 am, 10:30 am; 3:00 pm 🎫 Ticket price: Weekdays 💰10/person Holidays 💰20/person 🕐 Opening hours: 8:00-17:00 (Ticket sales stop at 16:30) Transportation: 🚇 Subway: Line 4/Line 6 Zhongjiacun Station 🚗 Driving: Navigate directly to Guiyuan Temple, free parking available

Wuhan | A place suitable for a person to wander around when bored~ I know you will like it!

"Everyone here has the same hobby, every household likes to grow flowers" In Hanyang District, Wuhan!! A small and fresh literary street that was very popular a while ago!! It is recommended to stagger the visit, where time seems to slow down ☺️ The breeze blows the leaves, and the shadows of the trees are mottled~ It takes about twenty minutes to stroll around. The weeds on the railway witness the passage of time. The old houses on both sides are painted with cute graffiti. Every household has flowers and plants in front of the door. It is quite suitable for taking portraits. Film and CCD should be very out of the picture! The street diagonally opposite is Guiyuan Flower World, where there are green plants, goldfish, turtles, rabbits... It's quite close to Guiyuan Temple, you can visit it together when you come here to play🥰 📍: Chezhan Qianlu (a street diagonally opposite Guiyuan Flower World, there is a container at the door, it's easy to find, as shown in picture 4) 🚇: Metro Line 4 Hanyang Railway Station A exit

Guiyuan Zen Temple is located on Guiyuan Temple Road, Hanyang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province

Guiyuan Temple is really accurate, you must know these things! Looking up at the Bodhisattva's eyebrows and eyes, they are full of compassion for the world Guiyuan Zen Temple, located on Guiyuan Temple Road in Hanyang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, was built by Master Baiguang in the 15th year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1658 AD). It covers an area of 153 acres, with more than 200 halls and houses, and more than 7,000 volumes of various Buddhist scriptures. Guiyuan Zen Temple belongs to one of the five families and seven sects of Buddhism, the Cao Dong Sect, hence the name Guiyuan Zen Temple. Guiyuan Zen Temple is also known as 'Hanshi Yijing' because of its towering ancient trees and lush flowers and plants. It is also the location of the Wuhan Buddhist Association. It is known as one of the four major jungles of Wuhan together with Baotong Temple, Lianxi Temple, and Gude Temple. When you go to Guiyuan Temple, you must [count Luohan) men on the left and women on the right Enter the Luohan Hall, on the left and right, count according to your actual age, men start from the left, women start from the right. ②Enter the door and start counting from the Luohan you have a connection with After counting the days, remember the number of the Luohan you counted, and buy your number card when you go out. You can get a free fortune telling on the Wuhan public account 'Wuhan Local Treasure', or you can pay for a fortune telling on the spot. Precautions Provide free incense, three sticks per person Enter from the side door, do not step on the threshold, men: left foot in, right foot out; women: right foot in, left foot out. No photography is allowed in the main hall, and do not make noise

Visit Guiyuan Temple during the New Year and start a lucky new year~

Guiyuan Temple in Wuhan was built by Master Baiguang in the fifteenth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1658 AD). It covers an area of 153 acres, with more than 200 halls and more than 7,000 volumes of various Buddhist scriptures. Guiyuan Temple belongs to one of the five families and seven sects of Buddhism Zen, so it is called Guiyuan Zen Temple. Take the city's subway line 6 to Zhongjiacun Station, exit B, and walk about 800 to reach. The temple is full of ancient trees, exquisite and beautiful, divided into two major parts. The front Buddhist hall mainly includes the Hall of Heavenly Kings, the Great Hall of Treasure, the Hall of Five Hundred Arhats, and the Scripture Tower; the back mainly includes the statue of Guanyin and the Yuantong Pavilion. Not only can you worship Buddha and draw lots, but it is also a good place for family leisure~ It is worth mentioning that there is a popular coffee shop in the temple. When you are tired, you can order a cup of blessing latte and start your good luck. You can also draw lots, ask the clerk to help interpret the lots, and wish the new year, wealth and health!

nice vegetarian food that is serve in 归元寺， the temple have a double face guang yi statue behind the main shrine#temple

It was built in the 15th year of Shunzhi. It was built by Bai Guang and the two masters of the main peak on the site of the Hanyang poet Wang Zhangyi's sunflower garden in the Ming Dynasty. It was destroyed and reconstructed. The white wall of the temple has a unique architectural style. The five hundred Luo Hantang of the town temple of Guiyuan Temple, come here must not forget the number of Luohan to sign. When I was in the temple, the long bells and the sacred sacred sounds came across thousands of years, and they were ethereal and mighty. Peace of mind can be peaceful, and you can only be indifferent.

Traveling to Wuhan, in addition to Wuda to see cherry blossoms, Hubu Lane to eat delicious, to visit the Yellow Crane Tower to see Jiangshan, there is a place is highly recommended: known as the Royal Temple of Guiyuan Temple. But quite a few told me that it is not a royal monastery. Guoyuan Temple, an ancient temple with the most incense in Wuhan, has been used for more than 300 years. This temple, which was given by the emperor, enjoys the treatment of the royal temple, but is it a royal temple?

Wuhan Guiyuan Temple, a royal temple, is a well-known temple in Wuhan that guarantees the entire Hubei Province. It is now a national 4A-level attraction with tickets for 10 yuan (holiday 20). It is reported that the Luohantang and Daxiong Halls of the monastery are very effective. Among them, Luohantang is the most popular. The commercial atmosphere here is strong and the scale is complete. A Luohan single film 20, a 40 yuan settlement, many tourists line up to buy. At the same time, the shops selling the souvenirs in the temples and the distribution shops of the instruments are also very concentrated. Probably because the temple was very effective, many tourists came here. Temple incense is also the most popular ancient temple in Wuhan. So, have you been there?

Guiyuan Temple, a temple with a very Zen-like name, belongs to Cao Dongzong, one of the seven Buddhist Zen. The door can be free to receive the three musk, no need to bring incense, and the more characteristic inside is the "number of Luohan", but the photo does not shoot the Buddha still knows, only the patted sun turtle. The only bad thing is that it is not free tickets here, or feel free to pay for tickets in religious places