重慶千佛寺，大雄寶殿內有重慶現存最大的明代單體釋迦牟尼銅佛像。The largest Ming Dynasty statue of Sakyamuni in Chongqing. скачать в хорошем качестве

重慶千佛寺，大雄寶殿內有重慶現存最大的明代單體釋迦牟尼銅佛像。The largest Ming Dynasty statue of Sakyamuni in Chongqing.

重慶南岸區千佛寺坐落於南濱路核心地段，毗鄰鐘樓廣場與慈雲寺，是渝中半島與江北嘴繁華盛景的最佳觀景點之一。寺院始建於明代嘉靖年間（1522 - 1566 年），初名「大乘寺」，清咸豐年間更名「興隆寺」，因大雄寶殿兩側供奉千尊明代鎏金銅佛，民國時期定名為「千佛寺」。其建築依山而建，採用明清風格飛簷斗拱與現代琉璃瓦結合，主體包括山門殿、大雄寶殿、萬佛殿等，其中萬佛殿供奉 1008 尊鎏金銅佛，寓意「千佛護佑」，為重慶現存規模最大的萬佛殿之一。 作為重慶僅存的四大古寺之一，千佛寺見證了佛道文化的融合共生。寺內現存明代柱礎、清代鐵磬等文物，藥王殿牌匾由原寺梁木改制而成，承載著 400 餘年的歷史記憶。近代歷經戰亂與工業改造，2003 年啟動重建，2006 年正式對外開放，復建工程保留了「前寺後園」的傳統格局，同時融入現代宗教文化元素。 The Qianfo Temple in Nan'an District, Chongqing is located in the core area of Nanbin Road, adjacent to the Bell Tower Square and Ciyun Temple. It is one of the best viewing spots for the prosperous scenes of Yuzhong Peninsula and Jiangbeizui. The temple was originally built during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty (1522-1566). Its initial name was "Dacheng Temple". In the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty, it was renamed "Xinglong Temple". Due to the worship of a thousand gilded bronze Buddhas of the Ming Dynasty on both sides of the main hall, it was named "Qianfo Temple" during the Republic of China period. Its architecture is built along the mountain, combining the cornices and brackets in Ming and Qing styles with modern glazed tiles. The main body includes the Shanmen Hall, the Mahavira Hall, the Wanfo Hall, etc. Among them, the Wanfo Hall enshrines 1008 gilded bronze Buddhas, implying "the protection of a thousand Buddhas", and it is one of the largest existing Wanfo Halls in Chongqing. As one of the only four ancient temples remaining in Chongqing, the Qianfo Temple has witnessed the integrated coexistence of Buddhist and Taoist cultures. There are existing cultural relics such as column bases of the Ming Dynasty and iron chimes of the Qing Dynasty in the temple. The plaque of the Yaowang Hall is made from the original temple beams, carrying more than 400 years of historical memory. In modern times, after experiencing wars and industrial renovations, the reconstruction was started in 2003 and officially opened to the public in 2006. The reconstruction project has retained the traditional layout of "temple in the front and garden in the back", while integrating modern religious and cultural elements.