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After the snow, the West Lake in Hangzhou is wrapped in silver and looks like a fairyland. In the early spring, the West Lake Baidi, two rows of neatly weeping willows gave birth to green shoots. The lotus leaves are infinitely beautiful, the lotus flowers in the day are different, and the West Lake is like a summer. The autumn colors of the West Lake are getting better and better, like the paint bucket that God has overturned. In the late autumn, the West Lake is hidden between red and yellow. If you can climb the Leifeng Pagoda in the fall, look at the Jingci Temple in the south, and the West Lake in the north, I think this must be the most dazzling autumn in Hangzhou.

Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty often visited this temple and wrote a book: enough to be thought-provoking! And cast a bell that warns the world, that is, the now famous Zhongguan night clock, which has been placed on the bell tower of the Tibetan King Bodhisattva. The architecture of the entire temple is beautiful, atmospheric and solemn. The centuries-old trees in the temple are all over the top, especially the centuries-old toon! On the left side of the Daxiong Hall in the monastery is the ancient well of the legendary Jigong Living Buddha transporting trees. Of course, it is true that it is still to be verified. Opposite the ancient well is the Tibetan Classical Pavilion. Those who like Buddhism can go there to get the Buddhist scriptures they need to read. Jingci Temple is also a historical monument in the West Lake Scenic Area. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, it was very popular. When the Qing Emperor Qianlong went down to Jiangnan, he personally came here to practice Zen. Also inscribed for the back mountain here, which is another alias of the net Ci Temple "Nan Ping Evening Bell". Perhaps compared with Lingyin Temple, Jingci Temple is not very famous. However, it is very basic for the historical monuments of the West Lake. The people's hearts have become so fresh and quiet. The Qianlong Emperor of the Qing Dynasty during the Qing Dynasty often visited this temple and wrote one: enough to be thought-provoking. And cast a bell that warns the world, is now the famous Nanping night clock, has been placed on the bell tower of the Tibetan king Buddha. The whole temple is beautiful, atmospheric and solemn. The centuries-old trees in the temple are all over the top, especially the centuries-old toon! On the left side of the Daxiong Hall in the monastery is the ancient well of the legendary Jigong Living Buddha transporting trees. Of course, it is true that it is still to be verified. Opposite the ancient well is the Tibetan Classical Pavilion. Those who like Buddhism can go there to get the Buddhist scriptures they need to read. Ticket Information: Tickets are 10 yuan. This ticket is not available for online ticket sales. Ticket discount policy: For those who are over 70 years old and those who have a card, they are exempt from the ticket policy. Opening hours: 6 in summer