Anfu Temple (liubowengulilvyoujingqu)

Tianshengshan Anfu Temple is built on the mountain, and the environment is elegant. The original mountain gate, King Kong Temple, Daxiong Temple, Sifang Temple and monks and boudoirs are dozens of rooms. Historically, it has risen and fallen several times, and it is a holy place for Buddhist worship and a sanctuary for meditation. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the famous Gaoshi people also gathered here, and the chanting title was widely praised. The surrounding scenery of Anfu Temple is beautiful, the most famous tourist scenic spot in Wencheng County in the east, the largest freshwater lake in southern Zhejiang, the "Feiyun Lake", the national forest park in the west, and the "Liu Ji's hometown" in the north.

This temple and the temple I have seen in the past, it feels really different, very magnificent, beautiful atmosphere, especially the explanation of the temple as a volunteer and the priest has increased knowledge and some understanding of Buddhism.

The second day of the self-driving tour in Wenzhou, Zhejiang (plus photo time for about two hours), arranged to Wencheng County to watch the magnificent view of Anfu Temple. When I arrived at Anfu Temple, the traffic command was in an orderly manner, and the road was extended after parking. The greening construction on both sides was amazing. Even the rest chairs were built of wood and the shape was very beautiful. There is a release pool in it, and there are a lot of goldfish raised in it. It is beautiful. There is a feed for fish farming next to it. The small bag is 1 yuan and the large bag is 10 yuan. In the inner is the monastery, the outer three buildings are mainly built of wood, the inner three buildings are mainly built of steel frames, the shape is antique, there is a treasure of the town temple in the temple, tree-huayu, surrounded, (telling, there are smokers pay attention, the whole temple is non-smoking, the government has express regulations, ) Don't be greedy when you go out. There are hundreds of millions of years of age, with a high collection value, and an estimated current value of 45 million. I feel that many buildings in the temple are very distinctive, hygienic, and various measures are in place.

This place is very good, convenient transportation, good environment, people are enthusiastic, it is a holy place I deserve to admire.

The natural scenery is good, I didn't see the temple and thought it was a forest park. You can feel the exquisite hardware everywhere to the details. The overall Tangfeng architecture, the wooden sculpture Buddha is quite artistic, it can be seen that the developer has worked hard, after all, it is a place that wants to create a pharmacist Buddha Taochang. As a free attraction, it is OK to come and see it. But here is a situation to reflect: a young monk in the temple guest hall said that when I entered the guest hall, I was not allowed to visit the guest hall, and I was going to drive me out. The guest hall is generally a place where the temple receives guests, and the door also indicates the word "service point". I don't understand why I can't visit it. And if the place that the temple really can't be visited, it will generally indicate the signs such as tourists stop, and the temples have gone too much. Generally, the abbot or master can't go to the residence, and they can't disturb when doing homework. These are very common, but I have never heard of the guest hall that I can't enter. And there is no sign that you can't enter. On the contrary, there is a sign in the scenic spot that indicates that it is a service point, and this little monk leaned on the chair and playing with his mobile phone when I entered. I think I don't want tourists to "disturb" him. If the guest hall is really inconvenient for tourists to enter, I hope that the person in charge of the scenic spot or temple will set up a sign of "tourists stop" in the future, and remove the sign indicating "service point". If there is no inconvenience, I hope to manage the monks underneath well, and don't damage the image of the temple because a person can't visit at will, thank you.