"Spring" is a good scenery

Nantiangong is located on Dai Feng Mountain in Xuxikeng, dongshi town, Jinjiang City, Quanzhou, Fujian Province (photo by Chen Yingjie)

In the poem "Dai Feng Mountain Stone Buddha" written by Huang Fengxiang, a villager in Wanli period of Ming Dynasty, there is also a saying that "the ancient stone is dark and wisteria is entangled, and the remnant tablet is half destroyed by moss". (Chen Yingjie Photography)

After more than ten years' efforts, Nantiangong has become a holy place of Buddhist culture to learn Buddhism, as well as a pure land on earth to purify the soul, cultivate sentiment and cultivate self-cultivation. (Chen Yingjie Photography)

Night at Nantian Temple (photo by Chen Yingjie)

Nantian Temple Stone Buddha and Cliff Stone Carvings were announced by Fujian Provincial People's Government as the second batch of provincial-level cultural relics protection units on 1985, and were announced as national key cultural relics protection units by the State Council on March 5, 20 13. (Photo by Chen Yingjie)

There are three stone buddhas in the temple, which has a history of over 800 years. They are carved on the cliff, each of which is more than 30 feet high, and each of which has a rosette 20 feet wide, 6 feet high and 4 feet away. The height is the highest among all the stone buddhas in South China and the largest cliff stone carving in Fujian Province. Stone buddhas all meditate, Tommy is in the middle, and Guanyin holds the bottle, which is the trend of holding books. (Chen Yingjie Photography)

On the stone wall of the temple, a monk wrote the word "heart". Put the word "heart" down a little bit, and the inscription next to it reads "Let go of everything and raise all kinds of life", which is quite Zen and thought-provoking. (Chen Yingjie Photography)

During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, Li Zengwei, the magistrate of Quanzhou, wrote the word "Song Yueshen" on the south side, and his brushwork was vigorous. (Chen Yingjie Photography)