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Hanshan Temple <br>Hanshan Temple early name Lipumingta wonderful hospital, built in the beam between day prison, is located in Fengqiao Town in Suzhou outside the gate of heaven. Legend has it that in the Tang Dynasty monk Hanshan and Shide had hung tin here and, subsequently renamed Hanshan Temple. Hanshan Temple has repeatedly been destroyed, has repeatedly rebuilt. Qing Xianfeng ten years (1860 AD) the temple again destroyed in the war, we now see the Hanshan Temple, the Qing Dynasty reconstruction, including the main hall, Canon House, Clock Tower, maple river floor, Beilang and so on. Tang Dynasty poet Zhang Ji Passing Hanshan Temple, read, "Midnight Bells" poem:. "Moonset Wu Ti frost sky, Jiang Feng fishing boat on the melancholy sleep Gusu outside Hanshan Temple, midnight bell to the passenger." Hanshan Temple from famous.

Hanshan Temple<br>Hanshan Temple, the first name of the Miaoli Puming Tower, was founded in the years of The Tianguan, located in Suzhou City, outside the town of Fengqiao. Legend has it that during the Tang Zhenguan years, the high monk Hanshan, picked up had hung tin in this, and later changed its name to Hanshan Temple. Hanshan Temple has been destroyed many times and rebuilt many times. QingXianfeng ten years (1860 A.D.) the whole temple was destroyed again in the war, we now see the Hanshan Temple, is the last year of the Qing Dynasty reconstruction, including the temple, the Tibetan temple, the bell tower, the Maple River tower, the monument gallery and so on. Tang Dynasty poet Zhang Ji passed the Hanshan Temple, wrote the "Maple Bridge Night Park" poem: "The moon falls in the sky, Jiang Feng fishing fire to sleep." The Temple of Hanshan outside Gusu City, the night and a half bell to the passenger ship. "Hanshan Temple has since become famous.

Hanshan Temple<br>Hanshan Temple, originally known as Miaoli Puming tower yard, was built in the reign of Liang Tianjian. It is located in Fengqiao town, outside the gate of Suzhou city. It's said that Han Shan, an eminent monk in Zhenguan period of Tang Dynasty, was here to pick up the tin and then renamed Hanshan Temple. Hanshan Temple has been destroyed and rebuilt many times. In the 10th year of Xianfeng (1860 A.D.) in the Qing Dynasty, the whole temple was destroyed in the war again. The Hanshan Temple we see now was rebuilt in the late Qing Dynasty, including the main hall, the Sutra collection building, the bell tower, the fengjiang building, the stele Gallery, etc. When Tang Dynasty poet Zhang Jilu passed Hanshan Temple, he wrote the poem "Night Mooring of Fengqiao": "when the moon falls, the crow crows and the frost is all over the sky, the fishing fire of Jiangfeng sleeps in sorrow. Hanshan Temple outside Gusu City, the midnight bell to the passenger ship. "Hanshan Temple is famous from then on.<br>