Shanghai Jing 'an Temple, also known as Jing 'an Ancient Temple, was founded in the 10th year of Chiwu in Wu Dong during the Three Kingdoms Period (AD 247), with a history of 1700 years. It is a famous Buddhist temple with a long history, one of the national key Buddhist temples in Han areas, one of the ancient temples in Shanghai and a cultural relic protection unit in Shanghai.
Jing 'an Temple has a total construction area of 22,000 square meters. The whole temple forms a pattern of front temple and rear tower, and consists of three main buildings: Daxiong Hall, Tianwang Hall and Three Halls. There are precious cultural relics in the temple, such as the famous paintings of Badashan people, Wen Zhiming's original Pipa Xing and the long scroll cursive script.
2. The Story of Shanghai Donglin
Shanghai Tuolin Temple is located at No.0/50 Lindong Street, Zhujing Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai, formerly known as Kannonji. It was founded by Miao Yin, a monk, from the Yuan Dynasty to the first year of Dayuan, and has a history of nearly 700 years. It is a building complex of Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties with a large single building area in Punan area, with high cultural value, and it is a national Buddhist scenic spot. In 700 years of wind and rain, Tolin Temple has been repeatedly subjected to wars, fires and reconstruction, and now there are major scenic spots such as Jinyuan Bridge, Bell and Drum Tower, Five Buddha Grottoes, Jinlianchi and Wishing Pool.
3. Shanghai Jade Buddha Temple
Shanghai Jade Buddha Temple, located in Anyuan Road, Shanghai, was founded in 1882. Named after the two jade buddhas enshrined in the temple. It is a famous Buddhist temple at home and abroad, and is listed as a national key Buddhist temple and a municipal building protection unit in Han area. Together with Longhua Temple and Jing 'an Temple, it is a famous temple in Shanghai.
Jade Buddha Temple covers an area of about 1 1.6 mu and is divided into two parts: the front yard and the back yard. The front yard is the original temple site of the Jade Buddha Temple, which is a palace-style building complex imitating the Song Dynasty. The backyard is a multi-functional dormitory building. There is a cultural relic room in the Jade Buddha Temple, which contains precious cultural relics such as Northern Wei, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties.
4. Shanghai New Foreign Governance
Shinnyoji is located in Zhenru Town, Putuo District, Shanghai, covering an area of nearly 20 mu, with a building area of 1 1,370 square meters. It is a famous Buddhist temple in Shanghai, formerly known as "Manjuji", commonly known as "Great Temple", and a national cultural relic protection unit. There used to be many temples in Putuo District of Shanghai, but most of them were destroyed. Among the existing temples, Xinyi Temple is the earliest and most influential temple.
During the Jiading period of the Southern Song Dynasty, the monk Yong 'an built a letter in the officialdom. In the seventh year of Yuanyou, Miaoxin monk moved it to the northeast of the intersection of Taopu and Liyuanbang, and renamed it Xinyi Temple. The name of the temple is taken from the explanation in the Buddhist scripture "On Cheng Weizhi": "Truth is truth, which is obvious and true; For example, as usual, the watch has not changed. It is said that this is true. In all places, it is often as it is, so it is true. "
5. Fashan Temple
Fashan Temple is located at No.338 Zhengben Road, Yangpu District, Shanghai. It was built in the late Qing Dynasty and has a history of 100 years. 1994 started the comprehensive restoration work, and all the restoration was completed by the end of 1996. The main buildings are: Daxiong Hall, THE TEMPLE OF JIALAN Hall, Buddhist Temple, Sutra Pavilion, Gongde Hall, Su Zhai Department, Zhong Ni Procuratorate, and there are gates and halls along the road.
The flying angle has double eaves, the structure is magnificent, the Buddha statue is solemn, and the temple looks solemn. Nowadays, the facade of Fashan Temple is facing north, close to the original road. The forehead of Fashan Temple was inscribed by Master Zhenchan, the former president of Shanghai Buddhist Association. On the right side of the gate is the Hall of Ursa Major, facing east. The main hall is built on a three-story pedestal, with three red painted wooden doors, pine and cypress planted in the front door and bamboo planted in the backyard. Although the temple is small, its style is unique and elegant.