The taboo of worshipping Guanyin in Nanhai, Sanya

Taboos for worshipping Nanhai Guanyin in Sanya are:

1. It is best not to take a photo with the Buddha statue. Don't let the Buddha statue be directly above you even if you take a picture.

You can say hello when you meet a monk. They may or may not return. Don't be surprised, because monks are monks and don't care much about common manners.

Generally, monasteries enter from left to right.

4. To burn incense and worship the four buddhas, you must first face the nearest Buddha.

5. Don't step on the threshold when entering Nanshan Temple. You should step on your right foot first, because the threshold is the shoulder of the bodhisattva, and stepping on the threshold is disrespectful to the bodhisattva.

Overview of Guanyin in Nanhai:

The South China Sea Guanyin statue on Nanshan Mountain in Sanya, Hainan Province was built in 1993, with a total height of108m. This statue is made up of three statues, all of which are frontal images. It is the tallest statue made in the world. Zhao Puchu, president of the Buddhist Association of China, named it "Guanyin of Nanshan on the Sea", and now people call it Nanhai Guanyin, which is located in Nansan, Sanya.

Guanyin statue is a lotus flower on one side, a scripture on the other, and a Buddha bead on the other. It is an integrated three Guanyin statues, a solemn treasure and a lotus throne with 108 petals. The lotus throne is ten meters high and has four floors.

There are 27 lotus petals with the same shape on each floor, with a total of 108 petals, which is 20 petals more than the lotus throne at the base of Lingshan Giant Buddha. Under the lotus seat is the King Kong throne. Inside the King Kong throne is the Tong Yuan Hall, with an area of 1.5 million square meters.