In the traditional culture of China, "Rabbit" has aliases such as Yue De, Jing Yue, Bao Yue, Yue Soul and Shi Ming. , and more with "the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon", "Jade Rabbit" and other ancient myths and stories. For example, in Yu Xin's "Wang Qi Jin Bai Chart" in the Northern Zhou Dynasty, it is said that "Yue De symbolizes the levy, and Jin Jing represents Rui".
And "Shi Rui", Shi, Shi also; Lucky people are also lucky. "Yue De Cheng Rui" is not only a blessing from Lingyin Temple in Hangzhou and Master Guangquan to Gui Maonian, but also an encouragement to the public: don't forget your original wish to go with you.
Lingyin Temple, an ancient Buddhist temple in China, also known as Yunlin Temple, is located in Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, with its back to Beifeng and facing Feilai Peak. Built in the first year of Xianhe in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (326), it covers an area of about 87,000 square meters. The founder of Lingyin Temple is West Indian monk Huili. In the Southern Dynasties, Liang Wudi granted land and expanded it.
Qian Liu, King of wuyue in the Five Dynasties, asked Master Yongming to give him the name Lingyin New Temple. During the Jiading period in Song Ningzong, Lingyin Temple was known as one of the "Five Mountains" in the south of Zen.
During the reign of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty, the Buddhist monk Lingyin raised funds for reconstruction. It took 18 years to build the temple, and its scale jumped to the top of the southeast. In the 28th year of Emperor Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (1689), Emperor Kangxi was given the name "Yunlin Temple" when he visited the south.