Anshan|Qianshan Da'an Temple

|Qianshan Da'an Temple. Anshan|Qianshan Da'an Temple Da'an Temple in Qianshan, Anshan City, Liaoning Province is one of the earliest development sites of Buddhism in Qianshan, located in the valley of 'Manjusri' and 'Samantabhadra' at an altitude of 600 meters, commonly known as the ancient temple on the high mountain, and is known among the five major Zen forests for its 'majestic' reputation. The five major Zen forests of Qianshan are all different, among which Da'an Temple is the most peculiar. The Buddha's hand around the temple flies to protect Thailand, the hero flies to Vajra, and Tongming flies to the five peaks. Da'an Temple has a long history, and the cliff of Tongming Peak still retains the ancient temple ruins and tile pieces with hemp rope patterns from the Tang Dynasty, recording the vicissitudes of Da'an Temple. Due to the long distance and inconvenient transportation, Da'an Temple still retains the ecological appearance of the original forest vegetation, and is known as the 'original forest'. No wonder the ancients praised it like this: 'The shrubs connect with the clouds and the sky is not visible, the vines are lush and the springs are flowing, it is difficult to stop when you think of stepping on the ground, and you laugh and pull the red cliff to pat your shoulders together. But as time goes by, the sea changes into mulberry fields, the original buildings no longer exist, but the ancient temple ruins are clearly visible everywhere.