Jiumo Luoshisi

Hello, I'm Diudiu, see you again in the northwest, the lonely smoke in the desert~ Hexi Corridor, a magnificent road of civilization, is also a unique scenic avenue in the northwest. 🐫 Self-driving in Wuwei, exploring the historical and cultural journey of the eastern part of the Hexi Corridor! 🍃🍃 🚖Self-driving route: Leitai Han Tomb → Jiumoluo Temple → Confucius Temple → White Pagoda Temple Tengger Desert → Tianyi Ecological Park → Tianti Mountain Grottoes → Han and Tang Dynasties Tianma City Tangzui Ecological Mountain Resort → Tar Bay → Wuwei Hot Spring Resort 🏷️Tips: Recommended play time: 3 days and 2 nights Transportation: Self-driving Weather: The sunset is earlier in autumn, and the temperature difference between day and night is large, so pay attention to windproof, cold-proof, and sunscreen~ Dress: Hanfu makeup is recommended, which is very suitable for visiting Wuwei attractions Go to Tengger Desert Scenic Area to take a set of flying pictures Go to Tianti Mountain Grottoes to feel the shock of the Buddha Go to Han and Tang Dynasties Tianma City, immersive tour of the exhibition hall Everyone have a pleasant journey~

🌈Historical Background: Emperor Lü Guang of the Later Liang Dynasty built the temple to accommodate Jiumoluoshi. The pagoda and temple were greatly expanded during the Tang Dynasty, and were repaired in both the Ming and Qing Dynasties. To commemorate Jiumoluoshi, the people of Liangzhou built the Luoshi Pagoda in Guzang and, in accordance with his wishes, buried Jiumoluoshi's tongue sarira beneath the pagoda. 🚗Highlights: A national 2A-level scenic spot, the main structures include the Luoshi Temple Pagoda and the Mahavira Hall, with a history of over 1600 years. It is a precious relic for studying the culture of the Five Liangs, Han Buddhism, and Western Regions Buddhism, and is also the largest Buddhist activity center in the northwest region. 🎫Ticket Information: Free admission ✨Travel Tips: Located on North Street in Wuwei City, Gansu, this temple of the great master Jiumoluoshi is a place where you can learn about the master's life. Travelers passing through Wuwei are highly recommended to visit.

The Kumarajiva Temple, located on North Street in Wuwei City, Gansu Province, was first built during the Later Liang Dynasty. The pagoda and temple were greatly expanded during the Tang Dynasty, and were renovated during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Kumarajiva Temple in Wuwei. The Kumarajiva Temple, located on North Street in Wuwei City, Gansu Province, was first built during the Later Liang Dynasty. The pagoda and temple were greatly expanded during the Tang Dynasty, and were renovated during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It was built to commemorate the achievements of the eminent monk Kumarajiva from the Western Regions in promoting Buddhism and translating scriptures. It has a history of more than 1600 years and is a precious relic for studying the culture of the Five Liang, Han Buddhism, and Buddhism in the Western Regions. Gansu Travel frame is love works

Kumarajiva Temple is located on North Street in Wuwei City, Gansu Province. It was first built in the Later Liang Dynasty, and the tower and temple were greatly expanded during the Tang Dynasty, and were repaired during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It was built in memory of the Western Region monk Kumarajiva and has a history of more than 1600 years. It is a precious relic for studying the culture of the Five Liang, Han Buddhism, and Western Region Buddhism. Kumarajiva Temple was built in the first year of Linjia (389) of the Later Liang Emperor Lv Guang to settle Kumarajiva's body and mind. He recruited craftsmen from all over the country and built it on a large scale. It was the place where Kumarajiva first settled in the mainland to preach and teach. Kumarajiva vowed during his lifetime: "If the translated scriptures are correct, the tongue will not rot after death." And left a will, after death, the tongue was buried in Guzang. In 409, Kumarajiva passed away, and the people of Liangzhou built the Rosh Tower in Guzang in memory of Kumarajiva, and buried Kumarajiva's tongue relics under the tower according to his will. Kumarajiva (344—409), Chinese translation name Tongshou, is the first of the four major translators in the history of Chinese Buddhism, and the first person in the history of Chinese Buddhism to systematically and deeply spread Buddhist scriptures in Chinese, opening a new era in the history of translation. He studied Buddhist scriptures from a young age and had a deep attainment. The King of Kucha regarded him as a national teacher. Whenever Rosh lectured, the king and the public often knelt beside him, allowing Rosh to step on his back and ascend, and his reputation was very high in the Western Regions; in 386, Lv Guang returned to the east and brought Kumarajiva to Liangzhou. Since then, Kumarajiva has been preaching in Liangzhou, greatly promoting Buddhism, and has been living for seventeen or eighteen years; in 403, Yao Xing of the Later Qin extinguished the Later Liang and invited Kumarajiva to Chang'an to translate Buddhist scriptures. Kumarajiva has a deep research on Buddhist scriptures and is proficient in Chinese. He has translated about seventy or more scriptures and more than three hundred volumes, many of which have been passed down to later generations and have a profound impact on the spread of Buddhism.

✨ As one of the four counties of Hexi, Wuwei does not seem to be as well-known as Zhangye and Dunhuang. But it's the place where you come without expectations and leave reluctantly. There are many highlights in Wuwei. If you can calm down and explore and experience them one by one, what will be left for you will be surprises and expectations again. 👌Must-visit attractions: 📍Leitai Han Tomb As the place where the symbol of Chinese tourism - "Horse Stepping on Flying Swallow" was unearthed, its influence cannot be underestimated. From the inscribed bronzes and the bronze chariot and horse parade, the scroll of Eastern Han history unfolds one by one, vividly reappearing~ 📍Jiumoluo Temple A thousand-year-old temple, with lingering Sanskrit sounds, its name comes from a Western Region monk, and this monk is the world-renowned Jiumoluo. He was the first person in the history of Chinese Buddhism to systematically and deeply spread Buddhist scriptures in Chinese, opening a new era in the history of translation. Here you can see the grand architecture of Buddhism. 📍Wuwei Xixia Museum Although the Xixia Dynasty did not exist for a long time in Chinese history, it left countless precious artworks and many advanced production methods. The Xixia script created by Yuanhao and Yeli Renrong brought infinite glory to this history and this nation. 📍Confucius Temple The location of the Confucius Temple is next to the Xixia Museum. Wuwei Confucius Temple maintains the "three-legged" overall pattern of temple and school integration, Wenchang Palace and Confucius Temple are different but harmonious, playing the dual functions of worshiping Confucius and imparting Confucian culture, and it is a key cultural relics protection unit. 📍South City Gate Square This is where you can see the "Liangzhou" city gate. The evening wind does bring a chill, and if you're waiting to take night photos, be sure to put on a jacket. The towering city gate, the urgent sound of the frontier horse hooves, and the history of the wind and clouds seem to reappear one by one. 📍Desert Park This desert park is more than 20 kilometers away from the city, but it is also worth exploring. Walk into the trail (you can also ride a sightseeing car), go deep all the way, the desert theme park is in it, there are streets, inns, shops full of Western Region style, it's great for taking photos and checking in. 👌Accommodation recommendation: I highly recommend the Civil Aviation Travel Tianma Pearl Hotel, it's not far to take a taxi to various attractions, and the hotel surroundings are very quiet, you can take a taxi at the door, the internal environment facilities and services are great. The breakfast restaurant is bright and spacious, with a variety of meals, and the overall layout of the room is simple and clear, very user-friendly, I will choose it again next time I go to Wuwei. 👌Food recommendation: In addition to the hotel's meals, the halal restaurants on the street near the Confucius Temple are really good, one of which I ate at for a whole day, with a rich variety of meals, a full range of noodles, rice is also available, beef and mutton are generous in portion, but I don't remember the name. 🍃 The trip to Wuwei is not over yet, I originally didn't have any expectations to stay in the Hexi Corridor for two days, but I didn't expect it to be the two days with the most memories of the whole trip. Not only did I meet the enthusiastic taxi sister who left me her phone number, the lame uncle who waited for me to take a ride outside the Desert Park, the handsome art student who came from Beijing to play and visited the Han Tomb together, and the Ma Haochen (this is the pronunciation but I don't know if the name is written like this) kid who was reluctant to let me go in the halal restaurant and called me auntie~ Full of memories, leaving a warm tone for this city. Dear Wuwei, see you next time.