Special Exhibition of Artifacts and Suspended Sculptures from the Xiaoxitian Temple（小西天文物撷珍与悬塑艺术特展） скачать в хорошем качестве

Special Exhibition of Artifacts and Suspended Sculptures from the Xiaoxitian Temple（小西天文物撷珍与悬塑艺术特展）

Located in Xi County, Shanxi Province, Xiaoxitian Temple, originally named Thousand Buddha Nunnery, is renowned for its collection of 1,978 Ming Dynasty statues, earning it the title of "China's Museum of Suspended Sculpture Art." This exhibition is being held at the National Museum of Classic Books. It brings together 50 sets of 84 precious artifacts from Xiaoxitian Temple, including important temple-preserved stone inscriptions, exquisite gold and bronze statues from the Ming and Qing dynasties, rare editions of the Yongle Northern Buddhist Canon, and fragments of suspended sculptures. Most of these artifacts are being publicly displayed for the first time. The exhibition also features a 1:1 restoration of the main shrine scene from the Mahavira Hall and a digital model of the entire suspended sculpture collection, allowing visitors to experience it up close through VR. Let's go and take a look! Timeline： 0:00 Location and Establishment of Xiaoxitian (小西天的位置和创建) 2:31 the Mahavira Hall Model (大雄宝殿模型) 5:08 the Ming Dynasty Buddhist Canon Preserved at Xiaoxitian (小西天藏明代大藏经) 9:06 Ming and Qing Buddhist Statues at Xiaoxitian (小西天藏明清佛像) 15:58 the Suspended Sculptures of Xiaoxitian (小西天悬塑) 20:28 the Diagram of the Three Realms and Nine Stages (三界九地之图) 23:18 the Meditation Space and the VR Experience (冥想空间和VR体验)