2016-04-15
Where can I gaze upon the land of China? Before my eyes, the scenery of Beigu Tower!
The springtime radiates with vibrant beauty, and willow catkins drift gently through the air. Seizing the delightful late-spring weather, Changzhou Gaoke organized a day trip to Jinshan and Beigu Mountain in Zhenjiang on April 11th. On that sunny morning, perhaps stirred by the charm of spring itself, Jinshan was bustling with visitors drawn by its fame. This “Mountain of Immortals” is steeped in fascinating stories and legends—indeed, it’s here that the famous tale from “The Legend of the White Snake,” “The Flood at Jinshan Temple,” unfolds. At the same time, as a renowned ancient Zen monastery known both at home and abroad, Jinshan continues to attract countless devotees who come to burn incense and pay their respects to the Buddha. Following our guide along the way, we passed through Jiangtian Chan Temple and arrived before the Guanyin Pavilion, where we humbly bowed our heads and quietly expressed our heartfelt wishes. Ascending step by step toward Lingjia Terrace, we made our way northward to Liuyun Pavilion atop Jinshan’s summit, standing amidst the “river...”
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