The composition of langmusi

Langmusi is the gelug sect monasteries of Tibetan Buddhism, which was founded in 1748. Its founder is Ge Sang's first Chiwa Jiacan. After the creation and expansion of the Living Buddha, there are four schools in langmusi: School of Literature, School of Continuity, School of Time Wheel, School of Medicine and School of Seal. The stupa of the temple mainly includes the body stupa of the first living Buddha. It is said that the hair and nails of the soul are like new ones. Other living buddhas have pagodas made of tens of thousands of taels of gold, silver, pine cones and pearls, and there are more than 70 pagodas of different sizes and different productions.

In addition to the lecture halls of the four academies, there are also five-color Qila Palm, Maitreya Buddha Hall, Luohan Hall, Thousand-Buddha Hall, Three-story Tower Hall, Pharmacist Buddha Hall, Zhu Xun Hall, Wuzhangyuan Master Hall, Matou Wangming Hall, Angqian of Living Buddha and houses where monks live.

There are ten monasteries and two monasteries in langmusi, with 70 monks before and after. 1958, there were more than 500 monks. It is the local religious, cultural, economic and political center and one of Amdo's famous monasteries. 1958, langmusi was preserved and demolished during the Cultural Revolution. Since 198 1 year, the original four colleges have been gradually restored, with 140 monks. At present, the main buildings in the temple are Dajingtang, Maitreya Buddha Hall and stupa.

Langmusi is actually composed of two temples, one is called "Gansu Temple" in Gansu and the other is called "Sichuan Temple" in Sichuan. There is only a small river between them, and there are many wooden bridges on the river to facilitate pedestrians. Perhaps this unique phenomenon of "one temple and two provinces" is unique? There are many streams and dozens of small hot springs in langmusi. Warm and clear springs gush out day and night. They pass through streets and villages, then converge into small rivers, then merge into rivers and flow far away. In winter, clothes are wrapped in silver, and only the stream braves the misty water vapor. Every morning, the girls and kannika nimtragol who wash their hair, dress and wash clothes by the stream are singing and laughing from time to time, and the mist floating in the wind is like a wisp of gauze, which completely covers them, just like a picture of a fairy washing yarn.