Huashou Gate Review

[View] Huashou Gate is the place where Buddha's great disciple keeps his clothes. According to Shanzhi, its name is due to the smile of the flower, and the first practitioner who understood the meaning of the flower enters the gate of the flower. This is what is said on the text introduction.

[View] There is a pavilion with a copper roof next to Huashou Gate, which is called Prince Pavilion, and there is also a reason. It was built by the monk Kexiang Muhua at the end of the Qing Dynasty. The architectural style belongs to the design of the pavilion in the Ming Dynasty. The top is covered with copper tiles.

[View] The cliff is on the cliff. So you have to have confidence and sincerity to go here. First of all, the cable car can't get there. On the map, it is not far from the Jinding Temple, but that is the theoretical distance. In fact, it is to walk from another place called Guanyin Pavilion to Huashoumen.

[View] The cliff is cliffed, it looks like two stone gates. I vaguely saw barren grass growing between the door, and curious people would come to see it. Anyway, Buddha's big disciple, His Holiness Jiaye, guards his clothes. Worth worshiping.

The place where the Buddha is set is very sacred, which is the ultimate goal of many Buddhists to pilgrimage to the Chizu Mountain. Some people will be here to see if the Buddha will respond. Haha, I heard that the old monk of Xuyun heard the response, so he made a wish to rebuild the Chizu Mountain.