Loshi Temple is located on the North Street of Liangzhou District, Wuwei City, built in the post-East Jin Liang Dynasty (386-403), is a monastery built for the Chinese Buddhist scripture translator Luoshi, has a history of more than 1600 years. According to the historical records, in the early years of the Houliang founding, Lu Guangxu held the Western monks and Morosh after arriving in Wuwei, in order to settle his body and mind, he ordered the recruitment of skilled craftsmen from all over the world, Daxing Shimu built the monastery, and after the construction, he named the Morosh Temple, so that the master of Morosh lived in it. After Master Roche's death, his disciples obeyed his will and worshipped his "tongue" and built a memorial tower in the place where he worshiped the "tongue", which is today's Roche Temple Tower. The tower is the only well-preserved ancient building of Luoshi Temple, and is now a key cultural relics protection unit at the provincial level in Gansu.

The Roshi Temple Pagoda, also known as the Reflection Tower, is located in the Gomorash Temple in Wuwei City, Gansu Province. It is said that the Gomorash Temple is a famous ancient Western monk and Buddhist scripture translator Gomorash first entered the mainland to translate scriptures and perform teachings. After the silence of the Morosh, "the salary is broken, but the tongue is not bad". Disciples obey the words of the Morosh and ask for the Luosh Temple. When Yao Qin, the believer felt his merit and raised funds to build the tower, called the Roshsheli Tower, and the tower was dedicated to the tongue of the Morosh. Shumoroshi (343-413), one of the four major Buddhist scripture translators of Han Chinese Buddhism after the 16th Dynasty of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Also translated to Summerash, Summerash, slightly as Luoshi. Yi translation Tongshou.

The Shamrosh and Xuanzhao Masters are very famous translations of the scriptures, and Shamrosh is called the "father of the eight Buddhists", because most of the scriptures in the Buddhist gates are modeled on the Shamrosh version, and the Zheng of the eight Buddhist scriptures is also listed here. But only the "Prajbormitodor Sutra" is the classic version of Xuanzhao, the verse translated by Xuanzhao mages total 268 words, except the title "Prajbormitor Sutra" 8 words is 260 words, is this is the seven versions of the least number of words in a scripture volume. The second version is translated by Master Samorosh, which contains no titles totaling 298 words.

Wandering around the Morosh Temple in the rain, reading the introduction inside, Morosh is an exotic monk, but for the Silk Road Buddhist cultural dissemination did so much contribution, he said that if the translated Buddhist scriptures are not bad after the tongue is not corrupt, then stored in the Shelita; Although Taizu Lu Guang forced Morosh to come to Liangzhou, Gansu, it also opened the peak of the development of Chinese Buddhist culture. The generation of achievements and pasts only left future generations to comment. It is worth seeing.

The Gomorrosh Temple is located in Wuwei City, Gansu Province. It is a commercial road for ancient silk trade and a road for Buddhist transmission. It is located in Hexi, where the Silk Road is in Jinjin, and it occupies a very important position in the history of Buddhism in the east. More than 100 high monks have come to China one after another, many of them related to Liangzhou, but the most closely related and famous is the Gomorash. The Rosh Temple Tower, also known as the Reflection Tower, is located in the Gomorash Temple in Wuwei City, Gansu Province. It is said that the temple is the famous Western monk and Buddhist scripture translator in ancient China. After the silence of the temple, "the salary is broken, but the tongue is not bad". Disciples obey the last words of the temple. Yao Qin, believers feel their merit, fund-raising tower, called Roshsheli Tower, the tower to worship the tongue of the Morosh.

The Gomorrosh Temple, located on the North Street of Wuwei City, Gansu Province, was built in Houliang, and the towers and monasteries were greatly expanded during the Tang Dynasty, and were repaired in Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is built to commemorate the achievements of the Western monks - Morrosh - in promoting Buddhism and translating classics. It has a history of more than 1600 years and is a precious relics of studying Wuliang culture, Han Chinese Buddhism and Western Buddhism. The Temple of the Gomorash is the post-Liangyu Jiayuan (389) after the Liang Emperor Lu Guang settled the body and mind of the Gomorash, recruited skilled craftsmen from all over the world, and built civil construction. It is the place where Gomorash first entered the mainland to settle the Fa acting; Morrosh vowed, "As the translation of the scripture is correct, after death, the tongue will not rot" and left a will, and after death buried the tongue in the aunt. In 409, the people of Liangzhou built Roshta in memory of the people of Liangzhou, and honored the wish to bury the tongue of the people of Liangzhou under the tower. The Chinese translation name Tong Shou (344-409), one of the four major translators in the history of Buddhism in China, is the first person in the history of Buddhism in China to systematically spread the Buddhist scriptures in Chinese, opening up a new era in the history of translation. He studied the scriptures from childhood and made deep harmony. Whenever Roche speaks scripture, the king often kneels on the side, let Roche step on his back, and enjoys a high reputation in the Western countries; in 386, Lu Guang returned to the east and took the Gomorroche to Liangzhou. Since then, Gomorroche has been preaching scripture in Liangzhou, Daxing Buddhism, and lived for 17 or eight years; In 403, after Qin Yao Xing died, Yingyu Morosz went to Chang'an to translate the Buddhist scriptures. The Buddhist scriptures are very studied and know Chinese. The translated scriptures are about 70 or more than 300 volumes. Many of them are circulated in the later generations, which has a profound impact on the spread of Buddhism.