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An example of the official building standards in ancient China - the first ancestors - the temple of the temple, you will think of Shaolin Temple; when you talk about Shaolin Temple, you will not necessarily think of Shaolin Temple. In fact, when you see the mountain in your eyes, you see the vicissitudes; when you step on the mountain, you step on the heavy. The great Lushan Mountain is not only hidden in Shaolin Temple. There are many magical stories in Lushan that are worth spreading, and there are many cultural landscapes that are worth admiring!

The first ancestors of the ancient temple is the oldest wooden structure in Henan Province. It is 1km north of Tallinn in Shaolin Scenic Area. It is built in memory of the Damo wall in the Song Dynasty. The pillars, inner pillars, carved stones under the walls and reliefs around the shrine. The temple is filled with the statue of the Damo ancestors. There are fewer tourists here, so you can stroll between the ancient monuments of Song and Yuan.

When I come to Shaolin Temple, I recommend to come and see it. The Chuzuxuan Building Group sits north and south. The main building has mountain gates, large halls and Qianfo Pavilion. The large hall is three wide, three deep, and the single-sealing mountain-style green glazed tiles cut the edge top. The outlet is far-reaching, and the underside is set with a huge bucket arch.

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The first ancestor of the Buddhist Zen ancestor, Damo Laozu, was an important part of the Shaolin Temple in the northwest of the Shaolin Temple. It is said that the first ancestor of the Buddhist Zen ancestor, Damo, was enlightened on this wall. The latter people commemorated Damo, and built the first ancestor in the Northern Song Dynasty in seven years (1125). It can be said that the reason why Shaolin Temple is the Buddhist Zen ancestral court is partly because of this. The first ancestors covered an area of about 3,400 square meters. The complex sits north and south. The main building has mountain gates, large halls and thousand Buddha pavilions, which are traditional Chinese ancient buildings. The hall is three wide and three deep, with a single-sealed mountain green glazed tile cut-side top, with a huge arch under the armpit, and the stone pillars under the armpit are full of exquisite patterns or animal patterns. There are color murals on both sides and the back walls of the hall. In history, Shaolin Temple has been damaged by war and fire repeatedly. There are few original buildings in the existing buildings. The original building of the original temple was still the original building of the Northern Song Dynasty. It is one of the earliest wooden buildings in Henan Province. It has important historical and artistic value. Now a key cultural relics protection unit in the country, the first ancestors also have the hands of the six ancestors of Zen Huineng plant cypress, the thousand-year-old trees so far are lush, for posterity hanging, but also for posterity to enjoy the cool.

The first ancestors were built to commemorate the first ancestors of Zen, Damo, also known as the "face wall". Three face the dragonfly, backed by the five milk peaks. The first ancestors' complex is small in scale, but ancient and exquisite. The temple was built in Song Xuanhe seven years (1125), and despite many renovations, it still maintains many original features. This is because the architectural structure of the temple is very consistent with the "Creation French" promulgated by the Song Dynasty. This hall can be called an art treasure house. In addition to the simple and rigorous architectural form, it is worth enjoying. The exquisite stone carvings of the Song Dynasty and the 23 color murals of the Zen ancestors painted by the four walls in the Qing Dynasty are rare artistic treasures. It is also a rare data to study the source of the Shaolin Temple. There is a "Six-Zuzu hand planting cypress" in front of the main hall. It is rumored that a cypress seedling brought by the six-Zuzu Huineng from Guangdong in the early Tang Dynasty was planted here, indicating the reverence and nostalgia for Damo. In the courtyard, you can look up at the five-milk peak Dama Cave and the large statue of Dama.