Who knows the Liuding Mountain in Dunhua?

Zhengjue Temple, the largest Buddhist temple in Zhong Ni in Northeast Asia. The name is very famous, so it should be ok. The following is the information I consulted. Dunhua city belongs to the middle temperate zone with cold climate. The climate in mountainous areas is obvious, with four distinct seasons. It is dry and windy in spring, rainy in summer, refreshing in autumn and cold in winter, with an average annual temperature of 2.9℃. The best travel time is August -65438+ 10. Zhengjue Temple, located in Liudingshan Tourism Development Zone, is the largest Buddhist Nile Dojo in Asia and the largest Buddhist temple in Northeast China. The exorcist who presided over the Buddhist interpretation of the temple worked hard to collect Buddhist wealth at home and abroad and rebuild the temple. The unique architectural style of the temple and the architectural concept of harmony between man and nature are more verve.

The Liu Ding Mountains are east-west, with six peaks undulating, with the highest peak at 603 meters above sea level. From here, a mountain extends to the southeast. On both sides of the mountain are cemeteries, and more than 80 stone chambers seal the soil foundation. 1948, the tomb of Princess Hui Zhen (the second daughter of the third generation of Wang Daqin Mao) was cleared, and pottery, jade area, Jin Yong steel ornaments and tombstones were unearthed. The inscription is shaped like a laurel, 90 cm high, 49 cm wide and 29 cm thick. It has 265,438+0 lines, Chinese characters are engraved on intaglio, and there are more than 700 real regular script characters. This stone tablet was carved in 780 AD. The inscription proves that Bohai uses Chinese characters, is popular in parallel prose, is proficient in calligraphy, and is of great value. The stone tablet is engraved with seaweed and cirrus patterns. At the same time, two stone lions were unearthed, which were vigorous in shape and vigorous in image, indicating that the culture of the Tang Dynasty had a far-reaching influence on the Bohai Sea and had penetrated into its cultural life and daily life.