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北京八大处佛牙舍利塔Beijing Badachu Shakyamuni Buddha‘s Teeth relics - SGJW

佛牙舍利塔是一座八角形13层密檐式塔，塔高51米，建在高大的须弥座上，下承以22平方米的虎皮石包砌的宽大拜台，拜台高出地面2．7米。周围绕以宇墙和白石栏杆，左、右、中三面各设踏跺十八级，使塔显得高大雄伟。The Buddha Tooth Relic Pagoda is an octagonal 13-story dense eaves tower with a height of 51 meters. The tower is built on a tall Xumi seat. It bears a 22 square meters of tiger skin stone and a wide worship platform. The worship platform rises above the ground. 2. 7 meters. Surrounding the Yiyu wall and the white stone railing, there are eighteen steps on the left, right and middle sides, making the tower appear tall and majestic. 佛牙舍利塔：属于佛舍利塔（牙舍利和指骨舍利）的一种，来源是释迦牟尼佛圆寂后，“八王分舍利”，每国一份各自请回佛舍利建塔供奉。在以后漫长的历史中，佛舍利因各种因缘，逐渐流散至世界各地，一些到了中国，因为战乱频繁，佛塔地宫里佛牙舍利塔长期被埋藏着。Buddha Tooth Relic Pagoda: It is a kind of Buddha relic (tooth relic and finger bone relic). The source is that after the death of Buddha Shakyamuni, the "eight kings divided the relics". Each country invited back to the Buddha relics to build the pagoda for worship. In the long history that followed, due to various causes, the Buddha's relics gradually dispersed to all over the world, some of them went to China, because of the frequent wars, the Buddha's tooth relics were buried for a long time in the pagoda underground palace. Bilibili:https://space.bilibili.com/404092834 VLOG:https://www.ixigua.com/home/331575242... BLOG:https://chinaandthenewworld.wordpress... “If the jade is not cut and polished, it can’t be made into anything.” – Chinese Proverb Over the recent decade or so American and certain European journalists and politicians have taken rhetorical aim at China. Often their perceptions of events in China are either based on wrong information or else deliberately cast aspersions on anything the people of China undertake. The articles herein seek to dispel the hexes of ignorant writers. The people here are kind and welcoming. The culture here has depths of which one cannot find the bottom. There is virtually no crime, living is more modern and more convenient than elsewhere, and people take care of themselves and others. This is truly a place of social harmony. This site is devoted to helping ‘western’ people better understand China. The articles herein aim to help stem the tide of hatred and vitriol welling up in America and Europe about China. I hope the insights people gain reading here can contribute to an appreciation of the beautiful culture I’ve found in China and prevent racism and national discrimination against China and the Chinese people. If you too are a fan of peace, please share this site with your friends. All Content and Photos are original and the property of Shang Guan Jie Wen.