Detailed data collection of Jing 'an Temple (ancient temple in Jing 'an District, Shanghai)

Jing 'an Temple, also known as Jing 'an Ancient Temple, is located in Jing 'an District, Shanghai. Its history can be traced back to the tenth year of Sun Wu Chiwu in the Three Kingdoms (247), and it was originally named Hudu Chongxuan Temple. In the first year of Xiangfu in Song Dynasty (1008), it was renamed Jing 'an Temple. In the ninth year of Jiading in the Southern Song Dynasty (12 16), the temple was moved from Wusong River to Lupu Boiling Well (now Nanjing West Road), which was built before Shanghai. Jing 'an Temple has a total construction area of 22,000 square meters. The whole temple forms the pattern of front hall and rear tower. It is the oldest Buddhist temple in Shanghai, and consists of three main buildings: Daxiong Hall, Tianwang Hall and three temples. There are famous paintings of Badashan people and long grass scrolls of Wen Zhiming's original pipa. Jing 'an District is also famous for Jing 'an Temple. The architectural style of Jing 'an Temple is similar to that before Ming Dynasty, and the typical representative is the shape of bucket arch.

Jing 'an Temple is one of the key Chinese Buddhist temples in China, one of the ancient temples of Yan Zhen School in Shanghai, and a cultural relic protection unit in Shanghai.

Chinese name: Jing 'an Temple mbth: Jing 'an Temple Location: Nanjing West Road 1686, Jing 'an District, Shanghai Climate Type: Subtropical monsoon climate area: 22,000 square meters Opening hours: 7:30- 17:00 Attraction level: National key Buddhist temple in Han District? Ticket price: 50 yuan's famous scenic spots: Jing 'an Eight Scenes, Chibi Monument, Chen, required reading before departure, scenic spot dynamics, scenic spot introduction, key information, scenic spot photos, historical evolution, architectural pattern, main scenic spots, Fatang, Shanmen, Bell Tower, guanyin temple, Munitang, Daxiong Hall, Jing 'an Tower, cultural value, damage protection, exchange and visit, etc. In the Tang Dynasty, the temple was renamed Yongtai Temple. Jing 'an Temple was first named in the first year of Dazhong Xiangfu in the Northern Song Dynasty (1008). In the 9th year of Jiading in Southern Song Dynasty (12 16), because the temple site was close to the river bank, and the temple foundation was in danger of collapse, the abbot Zhong Yi moved the temple site to the bank of Lupu Boiling Well, which is now the temple site. Shao Xi's Yun Zhi in Song Dynasty: "Jing 'an Temple desecrated the beach. According to temple records, Wu Dadi Chiwu Zhong Jian,No. Hudu Chongxuan Temple. In Jing Yun Shi Zhuang Ji, it is called Yongtai Temple. In this dynasty, the first year of auspicious symbols was changed to this amount. According to the records of Sakyamuni's local chronicles, in the first year of Jin Jianxing, two stone statues floated to Wusong River mouth, and Wu people welcomed them to Chongxuan Temple in Hudu, like Wei Wei and. After Jing 'an Temple moved to this site, its scale gradually expanded, and it became a giant temple in the Yuan Dynasty. There are eight places of interest in the temple, namely, the red and black monument erected during the Three Kingdoms period, Chen Chaoyan planted during the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the shrimp pond originally spread by the wise and strict monk, the lecture platform built by Zhong Yi in the Southern Song Dynasty, the gurgling spring of boiling well, the Lv Yun Cave built by the poet Shouning, and the abbot's room for pedestrians. Zhou Bi's Notes on the Temple in Yuan Dynasty, Jiaqing's Records of Songjiang Prefecture in Qing Dynasty and Tongzhi's Records of Shanghai County and Fahua Township are all attached. Today, according to Fahua Township, Huating is a hundred miles northeast, and Songjiang is around Yan. There is a temple in Shanghai called Xuan. In the first year of Dazhong Xiangfu, this amount was changed to Jing' an because of taboo. In the second year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1369), Hongwu Zhong was cast, which consumed 6000 kilograms of copper. The inscription "Cast in Hongwu for two years, wish the Crown Prince a thousand years" by hit the floor. Since the early Qing Dynasty, Jing 'an Temple has been abandoned repeatedly. In the sixth year of Qing Qianlong (174 1), Assistant Minister of Rites Mai Huan invested in rebuilding the main hall. In the 43rd year of Qianlong (1778), the local Sun Siwang donated money to rebuild the temple. Monks in the sea once carved eighteen arhats and a statue of Wei Tuo from the burned trunk of the ginkgo tree in the Song Dynasty in the temple. During the reign of Emperor Xianfeng Tongzhi, Jing 'an Temple was destroyed by the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, leaving only one big abbot hall. During the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty (1862 ~ 1874), only 1 temple was left. In the early years of Guangxu, the main hall collapsed. In the sixth year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (1880), Jing 'an Temple was rebuilt under the auspices of Master Hefeng, and the eighth hall was completed in early April of the following year. Since then, the famous annual Jing 'an Temple Fair has been formed. In the ninth year of Guangxu (1883), Li Chaoguan wrote an inscription and the abbot Hefeng erected a monument. The inscription of rebuilding Jing 'an Temple is still preserved in the front wall of Ursa Major Hall. In the first year of the Republic of China (19 12), the first national Buddhist organization-China Buddhist Association was established. The venue is located in Jing 'an Temple, and the famous patriotic poet sent Zen master (Eight Fingers Zen) as the president. The following year, in order to protect the national temple property, he went to Beijing to petition unsuccessfully, and unfortunately died in Fayuan Temple in Beijing. In March of the second year of the Republic of China (19 13), the Chinese Buddhist Association held its first national congress in Jing 'an Temple. At the meeting, Master Ye Kai and Master Xiong Xiling were elected as presidents, Master Qing Hai as vice president, and Master Yuan Ying as president of the Senate. In the eighth year of the Republic of China (19 19), a road was built in front of the temple, named Jing 'an Temple Road (now Nanjing West Road). In the ninth year of the Republic of China (1920), the monk Chang Gui and the Shanghai gentleman Yao Wendong built three temples in Dongxing, the main hall, which basically formed the main structure of the temple. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, under the auspices of abbots Wu De and Miga, a new gate imitating the Tang Dynasty was built in the east of the original gate, and Deng Sanmu (Tieweng) inscribed "Jing 'an Ancient Temple". In front of the mountain stands an ancient Indian Asoka-style Brahma building, which has become the symbol of Jing 'an Temple. During this period, Jing 'an Temple also established Jing 'an Primary School behind the temple and Jing 'an Rural Experimental School in Nanxiang. The funds of the two schools are borne by Jing 'an Temple. In the spring of the 36th year of the Republic of China (1947), the abbot Wu De and the director Micah entrusted a lawyer to jointly write a letter to the Shanghai Buddhist Association, and offered to change Jing 'an Temple from the system of shaving descendants to the system of selecting sages in the ten-square jungle. Please invite the Buddhist Association of the city to preside over the selection of candidates to succeed the abbot of Jing 'an Temple. On March 29 of that year, the temple was changed into a permanent ten-square jungle, and Master Song was elected as the first abbot after the reform and concurrently served as the dean of Jing 'an Buddhist College. At the beginning of the thirty-seventh year of the Republic of China (1948), Jing 'an Temple set aside a building on the street and established a Buddhist civilian clinic, with Master Song as the director and Bai Neng as the deputy director. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), Shanghai people allocated funds twice to repair Jing 'an Temple and set up a restoration committee. The people of Shanghai * * * listed Jing 'an Temple as a municipal cultural relics protection unit, and allocated a total of more than 20,000 yuan for the restoration of Jing 'an Ancient Temple on 195 1 954. 1In April, 953, Master Song, the abbot, resurrected the only tantric altar in China that had been lost for a long time since the Tang Dynasty, and succeeded Dongmi, which had been lost for a long time since the Five Dynasties. The opening ceremony was held on May 20th of that year (the eighth day of the fourth lunar month). 1966 Jing' an Temple During the Cultural Revolution, the ancient Jing' an Temple suffered a serious impact, the abbot Master Song was persecuted, all the Buddha statues and utensils were destroyed, the monks were forced to return to the secular world, and the whole temple became a factory. 1972, Daxiong Hall was destroyed by fire and the ancient temple was abandoned. * * * After the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee, the religious policy was gradually implemented. 1983, Jing' an Temple was listed as one of the key Buddhist temples in the Han area of China by the State Council. 1984, the Shanghai Buddhist Association established the Jing 'an Temple Restoration Committee. Master Zhen Chan, the president, is the director, and Jia Jinsong, the vice president, is the deputy director. Jia Jinsong, vice president of the Shanghai Buddhist Association, presided over the restoration according to the original historical appearance. That year, the people of Shanghai allocated another 300,000 special funds. By 1990, the restoration project of Jing 'an ancient temple was basically completed. 1988 Newly-built Ursa Major Hall, inscribed by Zhao Puchu lay man. 1994, the newly-built three-story offices of Sengliao, Shangketang, Cultural Relics Building and Temple Office were completed one after another. It was held in 2000 10 to commemorate the100th anniversary of Master Jin Song's birth, and it was also a seminar on Master Jin Song's Buddhist thoughts. 1993, the Vatican Palace was renamed "Baoshan Quiet Hall", with a larger scale. Zhao Puchu, president of the Chinese Buddhist Association, personally went to worship Buddha and wrote an inscription for the nursing home: "A sense of security for the elderly is the ideal of great harmony. To repay all beings, Pharaoh is the best. Respect your parents and teachers. Beauty is in the Vatican Palace, which is not very safe. " At the beginning of 1996, a new temple affairs committee was established, with Master Wu De as its director. 1998, in order to cooperate with the construction of Jing 'an Temple Station on Rail Transit Line 2, Jing 'an Temple was rebuilt again. On June 65438+February 65438+February 9, 2009, the silver Tathagata statue cast in Jing 'an Temple with 15 tons of pure silver entered the temple. More than ten 3-ton silver statues, such as bodhisattvas and disciples, have been added to the Hall. Architectural pattern Jing 'an Temple is laid out on a strict central axis. From south to north are Shanmen Bell Tower, Drum Tower, Daxiong Hall and Dharma Hall. The gate of Jing 'an Temple faces south and is integrated with the King's Temple. The bottom of the gate is paved with high-quality granite, and the semi-elliptical arch ticket is engraved with the moire pattern of the Song Dynasty. On the east and west sides of the Bell Tower and Drum Tower, at the bottom of the Bell Tower is the restored "sixth spring in the world"-Yongquan, with a 7.3-ton peace bell hanging from it. Drum tower covers the entrance and exit of MRT in an overhead way, and is equipped with a cowhide drum with a diameter of 3.38 meters. Fatang, the main attraction of Jing 'an Temple, is located in the north of the main hall, next to it. Teak structure, copper tile roof, 7 floors in total, 32.22 meters high. Jing 'an Temple in Shanghai follows the "Song Construction Method" and is decorated with roof kisses (including straight kisses, crouching spines, hanging spines, horned scoops, and trapping beasts). ), overhanging eaves, fighting arches. On this basis, combined with Buddhist characteristics, it is decorated with patterns with distinctive Buddhist colors such as elephants, Falun and lotus flowers. Teak imported from Myanmar is selected as the main structural material of the temple, covered with yellow and dark gray glazed tiles and copper tiles, and the main decorations (spine kiss, pagoda, etc.). ) are all decorated with gold. The layout follows the traditional architectural style of China, with doors, halls and corridors integrated. Fatang Mountain Gate Jing 'an Temple Mountain Gate and Tianwang Hall are integrated, and the structure is up and down. Granite veneer, teak, yellow glazed tile roof, and the word "Dharma for a long time" on the roof are exactly what the Buddha wants. There are three teak doors in the middle of the lower floor, decorated with copper nails, and there are stone carvings of bergamot, lotus and eight auspicious patterns around the door opening. The stone carving couplet at the main entrance is "Pray for the Buddha to hang down" and "As flat as the heart", and the left and right sides of the mountain gate are decorated with an evergreen stone carving Falun. The cloister on the second floor has a white marble fence with teak inside. Jing 'an Temple Bell Tower There is a peace bell hanging on the second floor of Jing 'an Temple. The clock is 3.3 meters high, 2. 1 m in diameter and 7.3 tons in weight. It is made of bronze, with a gorgeous bell and a long tail. Yongquan, one of the eight scenic spots in Jing 'an, is called the sixth spring in the world, which is compatible with the newly drilled underground spring of 156m deep well. The Yongquan viewing well is 6m deep, and the wellhead is hexagonal, which is made of a whole golden stone. The whole Yongquan well is made of 666 granite blocks, and a bottom stone weighs 6000 kilograms. The Guanyin Temple of Jing 'an Temple in the Bell Tower is located in the middle of the East Wing, with a height of 20.6 meters. It is dedicated to a Guanyin Bodhisattva carved from a whole camphor tree. The yellow glazed tile is used on the roof, which is in obvious contrast with the dark gray glazed tile in the east wing, highlighting the solemnity of the hall. The two-story corridor structure of the East Wing is integrated with the mountain gate, the bell and drum tower, the main hall and the Dharma Hall. Muny Temple in Kannonji is located in the middle of the west wing, with a height of 20.6 meters, dedicated to a white jade Muny Buddha. The yellow glazed tile is used on the roof, which is in obvious contrast with the dark gray glazed tile in the west wing, highlighting the solemnity of the hall. The corridor structure of the upper and lower floors of the west wing is integrated with the mountain gate, bell and drum tower, main hall and dharma hall. The Temple of Muny is 26 meters high with double eaves. There are 46 teak columns with a diameter of 0.72-0.8m, more than 3,000 cubic meters of building timber and copper tiles on the top of the hall. A statue of Siddhartha Gautama in 15t sterling silver is dedicated in the temple. The ground floor of the main hall is a lecture hall for thousands of people, and the underground is a library of 1000 square meters, in which130,000 stone carvings will be stored to protect future generations. There are east and west wings on both sides of the Hall of Great Heroes. There are two layers of carved beam corridors connected with the whole temple, and white marble lotus columns and fences are built beside the corridors. There is Guanyin Hall in the east wing, with a 6.2-meter-high statue of Guanyin of Cinnamomum camphora. In the west wing, there is the Muny Hall, which contains a 3.87-meter-high 1 1t sitting statue of Sakyamuni Buddha, carved with a whole piece of Burmese white jade. In the center of the square in front of the Ursa Major Hall, is the newly completed Ursa Major Hall. Fuhui Baoding, made of white copper, weighs 15.5 tons and is 10.23 meters high. It stands on the base of Baoding, weighing 36 tons, and is carved from a whole evergreen stone. On the side of Baoding, there is an inscription written by the great monk Huiming, which records the historical inheritance of this ancient temple in detail. Jing 'an Pagoda in Ursa is a seven-story square pagoda with an area of 85 square meters and a construction area of 952 square meters. This pagoda is in the style of King Kong throne pagoda, cast in bronze and covered with gold. The Golden Buddha Hall is located on the highest floor of the Dharma Hall behind the Ursa Major Hall. It imitates the architectural style of the Song Dynasty and has a teak copper roof structure. A statue of Siddhartha Gautama weighing two tons will be enshrined in the main hall. At the top of the hall, 20 meters high, there are kiosks for knowing and repaying gratitude, which echo the bell and drum tower in front of the temple. Shouning, a monk with the cultural value of Jing 'an Pagoda, collected poems of poets of past dynasties and compiled Eight Poems of Jing 'an, which made Jing 'an Temple famous. Modern Jing 'an Temple, a Buddhist tantric school in Han Dynasty, changed from Zen to tantric school. 1947, it was changed from the jungle of later generations to the jungle of ten-party selection of talents, that is, the abbot was no longer inherited by the monks of this temple, but recruited from all over the country. 1953, master Song Chi, the abbot at that time, set up an altar in the temple, which revived the tantric school of the Han Dynasty that had been lost since the Tang Dynasty. There is a secret altar on the upper floor of the temple, and there are many mancha. Jing 'an Temple Fair Jing 'an Temple Fair originated from the annual Bath Buddha Festival. In the seventh year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (188 1), it was reopened, and finally 1963. Bathing Buddha Festival on the eighth day of the fourth lunar month. Jing 'an Buddhist College Jing 'an Buddhist College was founded in the spring of the thirty-fifth year of the Republic of China (1946), with Master Taixu as the first dean. Master Ben Guang, former head of the Department of Philosophy of Jinling University, teaches courses such as introduction to Buddhism, comparative religion and epistemology. Master Dao Yuan teaches the Teaching of Sages, Master Du Huan teaches Buddhist studies, Professor Lin Ziqing teaches the history of Indian Buddhism, Professor Guan Dedong and Professor Chen Yuxian successively teach Chinese, and Master Xiuqi teaches fine arts. After becoming a monk, there are nearly 100 readers. The following year, the monk himself founded the magazine "The World of Learning Monks". The famous people who wrote this book not only published articles on studying monks in our college, but also included Nanyang Cihang Master, Buddhists Daxing, Fazun, Ai Ting, Nan Ting, Xue Song, Yan Pei, Ji Xianlin, director of the Oriental Language Department of Peking University, and Mr. Ye Shengtao, a famous educator and writer. Due to financial difficulties, only six issues have been published, but it has a certain influence in the Buddhist community. /kloc-at the beginning of 0/948, Jing' an Buddhist College was renamed Jing' an Academy. In the 25th year of Guangxu (1899), the public concession extended westward to Jing 'an Temple, and the concession authorities forced Jing 'an Temple to move the graves of ancestors of past dynasties, and demolished the houses on the west side of Daxiong Hall in the temple to build roads. In the 30th year of Guangxu (1904), a "Jing 'an Nanxiang Tower" was built in Nanxiang, Shanghai, where the ancestors of Jing 'an Temple were buried, and the ancestral temple was built to worship ancestral tablets. There is a monastery next to the tower yard, which is managed by a special person. Until the Republic of China, there were still 73 houses and 64 acres of land. 1983, Jing' an Temple was listed as one of the key Buddhist temples in the Han area of China by the State Council. During the exchange visit 1957, Master Song Chi led a Buddhist delegation from China to attend the celebration of the 2500th anniversary of the Nirvana of the Khmer-speaking Buddha, and was received by Prince Sihanouk. He went to Nepal to attend the 4th World Buddhist Congress held in Kathmandu, and published My Opinions on the Arrangement of Buddhist Historical Records and the Work Plan of Buddhist Research, proposing that Buddhism should adapt to the requirements of the times. Visit Vietnam. Then go to Myanmar and Japan for a friendly visit. 1965, Master Song Chi led a delegation to visit Indonesia. 1957 received Buddhist delegations from India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Khmer, Thailand, Myanmar and Vietnam. Contribute to the promotion of Buddhist cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. 1985, during the restoration of the secret altar of Jing 'an Temple, a delegation from Koyasan visited Jing 'an Temple for the second time. Head Masaaki Nakai, deputy head Jing Diyuan and Secretary General Qian Youlong presented some secret altar utensils, which enabled Xinya altar to be repaired quickly. At the same time, the "Master Song Chi Memorial Room" will be set up to display the photos, works, calligraphy and painting works and daily necessities of Master Song Chi before his death. Buddhist Activities 2065438+On April 5, 2005, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Jing 'an Temple held a Buddhist prayer meeting, and Buddha Li recommended the victims of the "1 1. 15" fire. Hui Ming, the great monk, personally presided over the Dharma, and the mages recited the scriptures devoutly and pursued them cautiously. More than 200 relatives and friends of 24 victims from 20 families attended the crossing ceremony. At about 23: 30 on August 20 15 12, a huge explosion occurred in Tanggu Development Zone, Tianjin Binhai New Area. On August 4th, 65438, at noon 12, Jing 'an Temple held a blessing meeting for the victims of the explosion in Tanggu, Tianjin. Together with the people of the second order and the lay believers, they prayed devoutly. Pray for the victims of this disaster to be enlightened by the Buddha, go to the pure land as soon as possible and live in the Federation; The injured can get the sorrow of the Buddha, get healthy early and be lucky. On the evening of 20 15, 12 and 3 1 day, Shanghai Jing' an Temple held a bell-ringing blessing ceremony on New Year's Day on 20 16. Believers and tourists from all directions gathered in Jing 'an Temple in Shanghai to pray for world peace, national prosperity and security in the new year. Master Zhi Yan, the abbot of all previous dynasties: In Song Dynasty, the abbot of Jing 'an Temple had a way of doing things, and everyone called him Monk Shrimp. Jing 'an Temple in Gu Quan-the sixth spring in the world. During the period of Jiading (1208- 1224), Zhong Yi-Nai moved Jing 'an Temple to Lupu Yongquan, Fahua Town, and built a lecture platform in the temple, which later became one of the "Eight Scenes of Jing 'an". Master Shouning: Wuwei, No.1 Temple, Shanghainese, abbot of Jing 'an Temple at the end of Yuan Dynasty, famous for his poems. Master Fu 'an: During the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, he won the lawsuit of temple land property, safeguarded the land property of Jing 'an Temple and made a record. Master Hai: During the reign of Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty (1736- 1795), there was a ginkgo tree in the northwest corner of Jing 'an Temple, which set itself on fire for no reason. The abbot carved the remaining roots into eighteen arhats and a statue of Wei Tuo, which were dedicated to the temple, and the rest were used for other solemn rituals, enriching the Buddhist culture of Jing 'an Temple. Master Hefeng: (? -1883) The abbot of Jing 'an Temple in the late Qing Dynasty. During the revolution of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, Jing 'an Temple was destroyed by war, and most of the temples were destroyed, leaving only one main hall. In the sixth year of Guangxu (1880), abbot Hefeng Deyi, Li Chaoguan, Tang Jingxing, Hu Xueyan, Hangshang, and Hu Qingyu, a famous drugstore owner, supported the restoration of the mountain gate and hall, which was completed on the eighth day of April of the following year (188 1). Naturally, Jing 'an Temple is thriving and takes on a new look. This is recorded in detail in Rebuilding Jing 'an Temple. Master Zheng Sheng: (1852—19 15) was appointed as the director of the Buddhist temple in Shanghai County in the late Qing Dynasty, in charge of the county's educational affairs. In the early Republic of China, he was the first president of the National Buddhist Association. From the 9th year of Guangxu (1883) to the 4th year of the Republic of China (19 15), he was the abbot of Jing 'an Temple. Master Qin Fang: (date of birth and death is unknown) After his death, 19 15 succeeded the abbot of Jing 'an Temple from February to August. Master Liu Gen: (1884-? ) He became a monk in Jing 'an Temple in his early years, and in 19 15 he became the abbot of Jing 'an Temple after Qin Fang without any achievements. Master Chang Gui: (Date of birth and death is unknown) He is the president of the Shanghai Buddhist Association. I originally lived in the King Heather Temple. 19 16 used to be the abbot of Jing' an Temple. 192 1 year, together with Shanghai gentry Yao Wendong, he built three more temples with temple property. Master Yang, Master Gu Yun and Master: (date of birth and death is unknown) lived in Jing 'an Temple from 1923 to 1927. Zhifa (? -1933), master Wen Zhi (? -1941year): Both Buddhism and Wenzhi were monks in Jing 'an Temple in their early years. From 1927 to 1930, Wenzhi was the abbot of Jing 'an Temple. From 1930 to 1933, Zhifa was the abbot of Jing 'an Temple. 1933 After Zhifa died, Wenzhi was re-appointed as the abbot for the second time, from 1933 to 194 1. Both of them were criticized by the public for their temple property disputes during their tenure. Wenzhi also petitioned to sell the temple property in the name of donating money to help the army, which triggered many years of lawsuits and harmed future generations. Master: (1920-2011year) was given the common name of Jiang. From the age of 8 to Jing 'an Temple, he became a monk with Master Wen Zhi. 1942, the abbot master Wen Zhi passed away and succeeded the abbot of Jing 'an Temple. During his tenure as abbot, Wu De and Master Micah worked together in prison to rectify the temple affairs. And the Buddhist College of Jing 'an Temple was built, with Master Taixu as the dean. Wu De attaches great importance to education, and has successively built Jing 'an Temple Primary School and Nanxiang Village School. Transform Jing 'an Temple into a ten-square jungle. 1984, Jing' an Temple was reopened, and Wu De was one of the main members of the restoration committee. 1985 as governor, 1996 as director of Jing' an temple Committee. Master Song Chi: (1894-1972) a generation of tantric virtues, scholars, painters and famous patriotic monks. The dharma name is dense forest, the word is loose, and it is also called teacher. 1947, Jing' an Temple in Shanghai was changed to the ten-square jungle selection system and was elected as the first abbot and dean of Jing' an Buddhist College. 1953, he set up a shinto altar in the temple. Holding master song's life works, giving lectures and teaching methods, one day is not empty, and there is another chronicle Master Gan Quan: (19 14—1992) Buddhist scholar and educator. 1984 After Jing 'an Temple was reopened, he became the abbot of Jing 'an Temple on 1985- 1987. For the restoration and construction of Shanghai Buddhist College and the restoration and revival of Jing 'an Temple, he dedicated incense burning. Master Du Huan: (1905- 1988) Chen, with a common surname and real name, 1952, abbot of Jing 'an Temple, studied secrets under Master Song. From 65438 to 0987, he succeeded the abbot of Jing 'an Temple and made his own contribution to the restoration of Jing 'an Temple. True Zen Master: (1916-1995) Wu Miao, whose name is Chang Wu. 1949 went to Shanghai Jing 'an Temple to attend the Peacock King Faming Conference and listen to Master Shou Song's Peacock Wang Mingjing. 1September, 988, concurrently served as the abbot of Jing 'an Temple. Master Hui Ming:/kloc-0. At the end of 995, he was transferred to Jing 'an Temple as a supervisor. From June 5438 to February 2000, he served as abbot of Jing 'an Temple. Travel tips are open at 7:30- 17:00, and the fragrance period is open at 4:30- 17:00. Traffic information a: bus 842, 32 1, 40, 93, 1 13 B: bus 830, 927, 1 13, 40, 15, 30. 327d: No.37, No.330 (No.37 snack line), No.20, No.323, No.76, No.57 E: No.37, No.330 (No.37 snack line), No.265438 +0h:825: MRT Line 2 and Line 7 respectively. Jing 'an Temple in Shanghai is located in the bustling Nanjing Road in the center of Shanghai. Nanjing West Road is in front of the temple, Yuyuan Road is behind the temple and adjacent to Huashan Road. Convenient transportation, MRT Line 2, Line 7, various public transportation and airport lines are close at hand. Location Jing 'an Temple is located at Nanjing West Road 1686, Jing 'an District, Shanghai. Safety accident 2065438+On March 5, 2007, the clock of Jing 'an Temple fell and a female tourist was injured in the leg.