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Donglin Temple (Shanghai)

Coordinates:30°53′47.59″N121°9′38.30″E / 30.8965528°N 121.1606389°E /30.8965528; 121.1606389
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Buddhist temple in Shanghai, China
For the monastery of the same name in Jiangxi, seeDonglin Temple (Jiangxi).
Guan Yin Hall of the temple
Guan Yin Hall of the temple
Religion
AffiliationBuddhism
Location
LocationNo. 150 Donglin Street, Zhujing Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai.
CountryChina
Coordinates30°53′47.59″N121°9′38.30″E / 30.8965528°N 121.1606389°E /30.8965528; 121.1606389
Architecture
Completed1308

TheDonglin Temple (Chinese:東林寺;pinyin:Dōnglín Sì;lit. 'East Wood Temple') is aBuddhist temple located in the town of Zhujing,Jinshan District,Shanghai,China. It is dedicated toGuanyin, thebodhisattva of compassion.

History

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The temple was first constructed during theYuan Dynasty in 1308,[1] but has been destroyed repeatedly by war, fire, neglect, and to make way for reconstruction.[1] The only remaining historical building on the site (a hall) was listed as a city-level protected cultural site in 1987.[1] The temple was complete redesigned and rebuilt in the years 2004 to 2007.[2]

Architectural layout

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As of 2010, the temple has occupied a 20-hectare site.[2] The main entrance gate of the complex is reached via three parallel bridges.

The central feature of the temple's courtyard is a 5.4-meter-tall statue ofShancai,[2] the Child of Wealth (Chinese:善財;pinyin:Shàncáitóngzǐ), decorated withCloisonnéenamel.[2] The statue is surrounded by 8 copper fish with opened mouth into which visitors can toss coins.

In the back of the courtyard lies, the main building of the temple, theGuanyin Dian. The hall's exterior mimics a large red natural cliff. The entrance gate to the building is about 20 meters high and 10 meters wide. Its bronze doors are decorated with 999 relief images of Buddha.[2] The hall is 31 meters wide, 42 meters deep, and 31 meters high[2] and houses a gilded statue of the thousand-armedGuanyin. The statue is 27 meters tall and stands on a 2-meter-high lotus base.[2] Its arms are up to 5 meters in length.[2]

See also

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Wikimedia Commons has media related toDonglin Temple (Shanghai).

Location

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The temple is located to in the southwest of Shanghai, on the corner of Renmin Road and Donglin Street. Its address is: No. 150 Donglin Street, Zhujing Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai.

References

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  1. ^abc"Donglin Temple" - official website of the Administration of Jinshan DistrictArchived February 12, 2010, at theWayback Machine
  2. ^abcdefgh"Towering temple tempts tourists" - Xinhua News Agency
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