Development of Jinshan Temple

1993, the Buddha statue was unveiled with unprecedented pomp. More than 20,000 people from all over the world and Chinese disciples from Hong Kong, Macao and Southeast Asia flocked to it, which was spectacular and was known as the "Buddhist City" in eastern Jiangxi.

In order to solve the current situation that the quality of Buddhist team is not high and the dragon elephant is scarce, 1994, Jinshan Temple raised its own funds to overcome many difficulties, and set up Jiangxi Luminous Buddhist College (only two in China) in the temple. The college has three classes: junior high school, middle school and senior high school, and recruits students for the whole country. The students hired Zhushan Dade and some experts from famous temples and ancient temples all over the country to teach, assisted by the well-trained mage of our temple, and taught students in accordance with their aptitude, which delivered batches of qualified talents to temples all over the country. Up to now, more than 30 students from two sessions of the college1have returned to the temple and become the pillars of major temples. Jinshan Temple is also famous and has become a fascinating place for many monks and nuns.

Today, Jinshan Temple is not only known as the "Buddhist City in East Jiangxi", but also a Buddhist holy place where many good men and women worship. It has also been turned into a key tourism development zone by Fuzhou prefectural party Committee and administrative office, and has become a tourist attraction. Throughout the day, there are endless streams of believers entering the mountains, and monks from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan and Southeast Asia often come to worship Buddha. On the auspicious day of the Fa Conference, there is an endless stream of tourists' good faith, and thousands of them meet shoulder to shoulder, which is unprecedented. Therefore, some Buddhist people praised: "Linchuan Jinshan Temple is not as famous as Zhenjiang Jinshan Temple, but it can also be named. This is the luck of Buddhism, with boundless merits and boundless future. "