Shanghai Jade Buddha Zen Temple | In addition to making wishes come true, there is also a cat named "Big Orange"

🌟Highlight: There is a cat named "Big Orange" in the Shanghai Jade Buddha Zen Temple. Why is there a cat in the temple? "Big Orange" is a stray cat living in the temple. Because of its deep Buddhist connection, it is jokingly referred to as "Master Big Orange" by the visiting worshippers. It is said that not only was Big Orange born in the temple, but also its father was born in the temple. ❤Recommended reason: Shanghai Jade Buddha Zen Temple - Jade Buddha Temple is named after the main Buddha statue in the temple, and it belongs to the Linji sect of Zen Buddhism, practicing auspicious law, so it is also called Jade Buddha Auspicious Temple. As one of the top ten tourist attractions in Shanghai, although it is located in the bustling downtown, it is quiet in the midst of chaos, and is known as a pure land in the city. 👍Most recommended: The Great Hall of Treasure and the Jade Buddha Hall, the two Jade Buddhas in the Jade Buddha Hall are worth seeing. 📍Detailed address: No. 170 Anyuan Road, Putuo District, Shanghai 💰Ticket price: Free, except for the New Year to the fifteenth of the first lunar month 🚉Transportation strategy: Take Metro Line 1 to Caoyang Road Station, exit from Exit 4, and walk about 800 meters to reach the Jade Buddha Temple. Tramcar/Bus routes include No. 19, 206, 304, 76, 112, 113, 506, etc., get off at Jiangning Road Changshou Road Station, and walk about 200 meters to reach the Jade Buddha Temple. 📝tips: Big Orange not only does not avoid worshippers, but also likes all kinds of hustle and bustle, it is very cute, if you come to Shanghai, don't miss this historical and cultural attraction - Shanghai Jade Buddha Temple.