A large, upright stone stele, featuring golden Chinese characters inscribed on a dark grey surface, stands indoors. The stele is the central focus, positioned slightly off-center to the left. Along its left edge, vertically oriented large characters read "廣大佛寺內鄉中" (Guangda Buddhist Temple in the Township/County). The main body of the text, also in golden characters, appears to narrate the history and restoration of the Great Buddha Temple (大佛寺). It references historical periods and events, including reconstruction efforts in "康熙二年" (the second year of the Kangxi reign), "一九八六年" (1986), and specific years like 2003, 2016, 2021, and 2023, along with names like Master Zhan Ming (詹明法師). The text also describes the temple's purpose, such as "安僧辦道" (providing a place for monks to practice) and "弘法利生" (propagating Buddhist teachings for the benefit of all beings). The stele is framed by parts of the building's interior, with a decorative ceiling or beam visible at the top. The lighting is dim, suggesting an indoor, possibly temple-like, environment. Below the stele, partially visible on the left, are two smaller informational signs; one is yellow and displays a QR code, some diagrams, and text that includes "敬三支玄" and "环境无染," along with numbers like "3000" and "10.00." A wooden railing or bench is visible on the right side of the frame. No people are present in the image. The stele likely serves as a historical record or commemorative monument within a temple setting in Guang Zhou Shi, China. in Guang Zhou Shi, China

Dec 9, 2024, 11:56 AM

Guang Zhou Shi, China

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A large, upright stone stele, featuring golden Chinese characters inscribed on a dark grey surface, stands indoors. The stele is the central focus, positioned slightly off-center to the left. Along its left edge, vertically oriented large characters read "廣大佛寺內鄉中" (Guangda Buddhist Temple in the Township/County). The main body of the text, also in golden characters, appears to narrate the history and restoration of the Great Buddha Temple (大佛寺). It references historical periods and events, including reconstruction efforts in "康熙二年" (the second year of the Kangxi reign), "一九八六年" (1986), and specific years like 2003, 2016, 2021, and 2023, along with names like Master Zhan Ming (詹明法師). The text also describes the temple's purpose, such as "安僧辦道" (providing a place for monks to practice) and "弘法利生" (propagating Buddhist teachings for the benefit of all beings). The stele is framed by parts of the building's interior, with a decorative ceiling or beam visible at the top. The lighting is dim, suggesting an indoor, possibly temple-like, environment. Below the stele, partially visible on the left, are two smaller informational signs; one is yellow and displays a QR code, some diagrams, and text that includes "敬三支玄" and "环境无染," along with numbers like "3000" and "10.00." A wooden railing or bench is visible on the right side of the frame. No people are present in the image. The stele likely serves as a historical record or commemorative monument within a temple setting in Guang Zhou Shi, China.

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