Fo Guang Shan Great Buddha Land

The Big Buddha City is the landmark of Fo Guang Shan. The 36-meter-tall Great Buddha is so condescending that one can see the Buddha's compassionate face from dozens of miles away. The whole body is golden, facing Dawu Mountain, overlooking the Gaoping River, with morning light and evening shadow, and a variety of scenes. When it was consecrated in 1975, Master Hsing Yun said in French: "Collect high-pitched sand and stones, take spring water from the west, and gather all the manpower in Taiwan to build the tallest Buddha." He explained the hardships of building the Buddha. There are 480 receiving and guiding Buddhas surrounding the Buddha. They have the same gestures as the Buddha: the right hand is raised, representing the great light, guiding the dark Saha world; the left hand is lowered, showing the gesture of guiding, like a loving mother guiding all living beings to peace and happiness. Pure land. There is the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas under the lotus seat, with vivid and lifelike expressions. If you circle around the Buddha, the Buddha will also enter your heart. There is a "Big Buddha's French" here to help tourists clear up the confusion. It is not to judge good or bad luck, but to guide the choice of a wise and compassionate life direction and seek solutions to the problem of happiness. - Google