## Insults are not shocked by Ashoka Temple Ashoka Temple, the name of the temple named after the ancient Indian Ashoka in China, this is the only one. The reason for its name is related to the most precious stupa of the temple. It is said that after the Buddhas death, his true body relic was enshrined in the Great Pagoda of Wang Shecheng. The ancient Indian king Ashoka took out some of the relics and divided them into 84,000 points. Let the feathers fly, each with one light. In Anli, a total of 19 stupas were built in China. The Ashoka Temple is the temple where the relics are placed. Another argument is that after the Buddhas death, there are only three real relics left, one in India, one in Beijing, and one in the Ashoka Temple. Either way, it is clear that the uniqueness and uniqueness of this Ashoka Temple. Surprisingly, the temple is free and free of charge. It is also not encouraged to enter the incense here. It is forbidden to burn incense in the inner hall, to burn, only outside, there is a special incense burner. Perhaps because of this, it is rare to see stalls selling fragrant paper, fortune-telling fake monks, shackles, etc., very few commercial atmospheres, both inside and outside the temple are very clean, pure, quite rare. There are more than 600 houses in the temple. It is said that it was listed as the second mountain of the "Ten Mountains and Ten Mountains and Ten Commandments" in the Yuan Dynasty of the Southern Song Dynasty. It is the key Buddhist temple of the Han nationality established by the State Council. The buildings inside are almost the same, except for the traditional buildings such as the Shanmen, the Heavenly King Hall, the Daxiong Hall, the Relic Temple, and the Tibetan Classical Pavilion. But from here outside the temple to the temple, people feel very relaxed. Walking under the towering old trees, the mood has already blended into the atmosphere of the time.