#xuankong

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UN LUGAR QUE NOS MUESTRA LA CONVIVENCIA DE CREENCIAS...

Monasterio Colgante, China Ubicado en el condado de Hunyuan, Datong, provincia de Shanxi, el Templo Colgante (también llamado Monasterio Colgante o Xuankong Si) es famoso por su ubicación escarpada y es el único templo existente dedicado a tres religiones: budismo, taoísmo y confucianismo. Es bastante raro ver a los santos de las tres religiones consagrados en un solo templo. Se dice que esto también es parte de la razón por la que este templo puede sobrevivir a las vicisitudes de las dinastías a lo largo de la historia. El Templo Colgante fue construido a finales de la dinastía Wei del Norte (491 d.C.) y tiene una larga historia de más de 1500 años. Su parte más atractiva es que todo el templo sobresale del acantilado del pico Cuiping y está a 50 metros del suelo. Todo el templo tiene 32 m de largo.

[massabios]

Construido en el año 491, el Templo Colgante de Xuankong es un monasterio construido en una pared a 75 metros de altura cerca del Monte Heng en la Provincia de Shanxi, China.

Esta maravilla arquitectónica de 1500 años de antiguedad se ha mantenido en pie gracias a los esfuerzos de dos dinastías chinas. La construcción se mantiene casi suspendida en el aire gracias a que las vigas de soporte están dispuestas de forma transversal al acantilado.

El monje Liao Ran quien, durante la dinastía Wei del Norte (386-534), impulsó la construcción del monasterio en este emplazamiento siguiendo el principio taoísta de mantener los ruidos alejados del santuario para que la meditación se pudiese desarrollar en completo silencio.

Fotografía 1: cocoanext.

[dykesbat]

xuankong is one of my favorites purely because of. Well. yeah.

[canalmenorca]

El Templo COLGANTE de XUANKONG, Shanxi, China

VÍDEO: El Templo COLGANTE de XUANKONG, Shanxi, China Construido en una pared a 75 metros de altura cerca del Monte Heng #xuankong #xhanxi #china #budismo #confucianismo #shangshen #liaoran #templo #viajar #turismo #monteheng #menorca #gotoelclub

El Monasterio suspendido, también conocido como el Templo colgante o el Templo Xuankong, es un monasterio construido en una pared a 75 metros de altura cerca del Monte Heng en la Provincia de Shanxi, China. Fue construido hace más de 1.500 años, y es conocido por su localización y también porque es el único que combina las 3 religiones tradicionales chinas: Budismo, Taoísmo y Confucianismo.…

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Since the temple was built, the farmers had been living and working at the bottom of the sinkhole. They worked hard in the damp and dark underground day by day to support the temple. Ning Que believed that even the most religious believers could not stand an endless torment like this. The monks in the temple must have a special ability to enslave them like animals. In this sense, the farmers were more like serfs, a practice long abolished in the Central Plains.

Many images emerged in his head at this moment: the slaves who were pierced on the scapula after they tried to escape, the atheists who were massacred in the field, innumerable poor mortals knelt in front of the mountain, and the monks' extravagant life . . . He put the telescope down, frowned his brow and watched the temple in the cloud.

Sangsang lifted the curtain and became shocked when she saw the view. Ning Que passed her the telescope and said, "Take a look. It's the legendary Xuankong Temple.”

If he was the savior, Ning Que would climb down the cliffs and secretly revolt with the farmers to overthrow the malformed Xuankong Temple, or he would dive into the temple to search for the treasures they accumulated for so many years.

However, he was not. After observing the Xuankong Temple for a while, he drove the carriage toward the opposite direction without any hesitation.

Guuuh, I restarted Ever Night (the novel) and it’s still so good. (I love it but it’s over 7200 pages on my kindle which is insane and so I keep loving it but also drifting away because it’s such a fucking monster of a novel.

As I was telling @tomorrowsdrama I am on ch 607 and I love this passage because it encapsulates both why I am a fan of the novel AND Ning Que. It has such a bleak take on religion and hypocrisy but also Ning Que is such an unusual protagonist - he’s tough but also pragmatic and ice cold and outside of protecting his few people, he is fine with the world burning and he knows that about himself and he doesn’t try to justify it to himself but just lives with it. He’s a cold ruthless killer who is utterly ride or die for his woman but most of the rest of the world can hang and unlike in some other novels that try to set this up, here you actually buy this is the case, not just the author saying it and expecting you to believe it.

[cringemonkey]

Hiiiiii uhhh haha *twirls hair on finger* have u maybe..... Seen nezha reborn...... Any thoughts if yes... I thought it was GORGEOUS and the drama hit well but idk im curious abt ur impression!!

YESSSSSS I DID LIKE 5 TIMES and YES its absolutely gorgeous and i cant state this enough i fucking loved this movie im biased obviously but its genuinely like. top 10 favorite zixuan movies for sure also...…. many many thoughts..... i loved how it took very distinct inspiration from old chinese mafia films and the difference in aesthetics right down to their style choice between them like wukong is very old school with his wardrobe and the decor around him like his mancave(tm). it reminds me of old hong kong or at the very least a fantasy reimagining hong kong like the type of shit you would find off a highly anticipated triple AAA game (chefs kiss) ao guang and ao bing reminds me of the modern shanghai type mafia movies, i really like the contrast between the two. ao guang's power is shown through the iron fist he has on donghai's water supply and the exploitations of it while wukong's is very passive power, where he plays by the rules and can easily slip under cracks. very mischievous i love it. just like the wukong i know and love

and god.GOD THE FUCKING BACKGROUNDS again everything was so gorjus im shitting and crying i also really love the mashing of different geographical locations and landscapes in a singular city, such as shanghai, hong kong, macau, and xuankong si. theres probably more that i missed but the vibes were there.

and the lore....... we only touched the surface but its literally so cool and the fact we got glimpses of other cities GOD i started bawling when i saw erlang shen in the end credits scene along with tiangou FUCKKKKKKKK I CANT WAIT also i took alot of inspo from this movie for my own reimaginings but ANYWAYS.... gonna talk about the movie some more but ill spare those who dont wanna listen or havent watched it (also some doodles sprinkled in)

the way ao guang treated ao bing was kinda WEIRD like i could very much tell he cared about him and loved him because he literally got him a new spine and tried to talk to li yunxiang like heh sorry about your friends leg lol and the cat and also heres your motorcycle back (slips you 70 gold bars) but he also seemed out of character sometimes such as. like. the confrontation yunxiang and ao bing had together cause IF YOUR SON DIED TO THIS KID

and THE FUCKING KID IS STANDING RIGHT THERE

YOU SAY DONT EMBARASS ME? INSTEAD OF SCOOPING HIM UP AND RUNNING? i get that the story has to follow its actual mythology (ie. ao bing gets turned into a jump rope) so i guess i cant get too mad but i do wish we got to see more of father son dynamics. also speaking of dynamics ao guang is very much a tough love type of guy, since he was doing all of this child murdering behind ao bing's back in order to protect him but like. come on making your son fight the guy whose soul is the reincarnation of the fucker whose sole (get it lol) job is to kill your beloved son maybe. dont leave him in a room alone with him

also shifu wukong.... chefs kiss yes...... it just made me just a TAD bit emotional when he was like.... hi nezha long time no see when yunxiang summoned him like WAHHH THEY WERE FWIENDS........

i honestly expected the movie to have a wukong and yunxiang falling out like yunxiang finding out wukong was supposed to kill him but thinking about it now im thankful they didnt because wukong knew what he wanted from the start he just wanted to throw himself off ao guangs trail for awhile

also. i love how they interpreted the yaksha in this movie, with him being the bodyguard (caretaker in ao bings case), i love how so many nezha movies make their own little takes on the yaksha since he was a minor character in the legends. its a lovely reoccurring detail and his facial features make it kinda obvious he was the yaksha since theyre very distinctly..... scary

ALSO. final note

FUCKINNGGG one of my favorite scenes was the exposition scene done by ao guang where hes like “是他爽了我，我，东海龙王” then he stomps his fucking cane and we get to see a sexy ass floor transformation scene and his voice is all echoy and the music goes all crazy DUDE. its so fucking awesome when i first watched it i recorded that entire scene (with ao bing being thrown to the ground too L) and would just rewatch it 4827 times its awesome.

yunxiang is also a very lovely character i didnt talk about him alot till now but hes such an endearing protagonist especially since his life went to pure shit cause some stupid gay mafia boy wanted his custom made motorcycle like just fucking commission yunxiang if you wanted one asshole now youre spaghetti on the ground. hes humble and hotheaded but he loves his friends and family all dearly, when his dad died i started beating the shit outta my pillow i was so sad

ao bing was just rich boy but I LOVE IT and it works very well only thing that unnerved me was that he looks and dresses and almost acts exactly like my fucking brother like hair and all. he used to scare me by saying he was part of the chinese mafia and he proved it by showing me this arm sleeve tattoo he got from china when he visited and one time when he was driving me home from middle school i heard banging coming from the back of the car and got scared and he said he had a guy tied up in there with a monkey and they were trying to get out and each time i heard the bang he would shout SHUT UP OR ILL THROW YOU BOTH INTO THE SEA WITH YOUR ARMS AND LEGS TIED BY ROCKS and i literally fucking CRIEDDD i was so scared Turns Out it was Fucking Soda bottles.

also.sorry i know i said final note and wrote 3 more fucking paragraphs but last thing. i literally love chinese fantasy films so much cause they always end the same: with a giant fucking boss battle where the cgi goes HAM and everything gets all funky and crazy and people almost die or DO DIE and I LOVE IT SO MUCHHH its so outta left field sometimes and other times its just so DRAMATIC GODDD I LOVE IT I DONT CARE its literally my favorite cause every time it happens i Know where the movie's budget went into

anyways thats it..... my thoughts...... i also drew alot of nezha reborn fanart these past couple days for no reason i just got a burst of energy for it which ill post! also so sorry sneakystorms for replying so late i dont know when you sent it but i just kinda forgot i had an ask box when i came back BUT THANK YOU FOR THE ASK!!!!!!!!! and hearing me if you or anyone else managed to make it this far <3

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LI-NING XUANKONG

[tferyal]

Xuankong Manastırı, Çin, 5'inci yüzyıl “Asma Manastır” 

1,400 yıldan beri bulunduğu bölgede yaşanan tüm depremlere rağmen ayakta kalmayı başardı. 

Nehir yatağından 320 metre yükseklikte kurulu olan manastırı oluşturan yapılar asma geçit ve koridorlarla birleştirilmiş.

[nebersgoeast]

The Hanging Temple

Sonntag ging es dann noch zu den hängenden Klöster/Tempel.

Das Xuankong Si („Hängendes Kloster“) ist ein mitten in eine Felswand gebautes Kloster. Es wurde im 6. Jahrhundert während der Nördlichen Wei-Dynastie erbaut und liegt in dem Gebirge Heng Shan, einem der fünf Heiligen Berge. Das Kloster besteht aus 40 winzigen Hallen und Pavillons und wurde entlang den Konturen der Steilwand gebaut, wobei man sich natürlicher Aushöhlungen und Vorsprünge zur Abstützung bediente. Die Gebäude ruhen dabei auf Holzträgern, die aus dem Felsen herausragen. Die Gebäude sind durch Gänge, Brücken und Gehsteige miteinander verbunden. Der Fels dient als hintere Wand der Hallen und wurde ausgehöhlt, um Buddhastatuen aufzunehmen.In einem der Räume werden die wichtigsten traditionellen Religionen Chinas vereint (三教合一, Sān Jiào héyī – „Vereinigung der drei Lehren“), in der Halle befindet sich je eine Statue von Buddha, Konfuzius und Laozi.

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奇門遁甲在體現實時象意上，使我感到可以很奇妙。 一個小小的案例分享 在朋友家居看風水時，其家中東方的位置放了一個花瓶。由於這花瓶旁邊沒有其他物件，而且這花瓶足足有半米高，顯得一枝獨秀，這讓我產生了興趣注足觀賞。其間發現這花瓶上有疑似一條裂痕，對照了朋友的奇門遁甲出生盤，與他平輩家人有關連。頓時在這當中，我跟他說這位家人的婚姻關係出現了問題。 最後，朋友的反饋告知，其一位平輩家人正在辦理離婚手續。 Case sharing about a family member’s marital status of a friend via his QMDJ plan, as well as his home furnishings in feng shui study. #一持 #馬一持 #2017 #2018 #玄學 #八字 #風水 #奇門遁甲 #易經塔羅占卜 #私人教學#術數 #紫微斗數 #香港 #紫白 #玄空#hongkong #yichi #yichi8998 #ichingtarot#eightwords #fengshui #qmdj #zwds#qimendunjia #ziweidoushu #ZiBai#XuanKong 花瓶圖片來源： Source of photo (vase): https://www.jianshu.com/p/75a97ea23ed3

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The Hanging Temple or the Xuankong Temple, is a monastery built on a 75 meter high wall near Mount Heng, China. It was built more than 1,500 years ago, and is known also because it is the only one that combines the 3 traditional Chinese religions: Buddhism,Taoism and Confucianism.

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[engineeringandarchitecture]

It must have been a great challenge to build this temple more than 1500 years ago. The Hanging Temple, also Hanging Monastery or Xuankong Temple is a temple built into a cliff (75 m or 246 ft above the ground) near Mount Heng in Hunyuan County, Datong City, Shanxi Province, China. The closest city is Datong, 64 kilometres (40 mi) to the northwest. Along with the Yungang Grottoes, the Hanging Temple is one of the main tourist attractions and historical sites in the Datong area. Built more than 1,500 years ago, this temple is notable not only for its location on a sheer precipice but also because it is the only existing temple with the combination of three Chinese traditional religions: Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism. The structure is kept in place with oak crossbeams fitted into holes chiseled into the cliffs. The main supportive structure is hidden inside the bedrock. The monastery is located in the small canyon basin, and the body of the building hangs from the middle of the cliff under the prominent summit, protecting the temple from rain erosion and sunlight. Coupled with the repair of the dynasties, the color tattoo in the temple is relatively well preserved. Follow @engineeringandarchitecture #chinesearchitecture #architecture #monastery #temple #arquitectura #ancientarchitecture #oldarchitecture #ancient #travel #traveling #touristattraction #civilengineering #engineering #懸空寺 #悬空寺 #buddhism #shanxi #hunyuan #buddha #cliff #taoism #confucianism #style #china #mountheng #nature #environment #yoga #design #inspiringarchitecture (at Hanging Temple) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_213acFH8T/?igshid=q1xrtdiibtw

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a list of places i've always wanted to visit someday before i forget about them 

-rishiri/rebun islands (japan)

-yueyaquan (china)

-hong kong (i only had a stopover flight here..)

-yakushima (japan)

-lhasa (tibet)

-blue ridge mountains

-shenandoah valley

-tierra del fuego (chile/argentina)

-wadi rum/petra (jordan)

-water towns in china (like zhouzhuang, luzhi and nanxun)

-seda monastery (china)

-mont saint-michel (france)

-xuankong temple (china)

-paro taktsang (bhutan)

-ascending the route up mount huashan (china)

-not really a single place but takin a train across canada (and if i'm ever brave enough, doing it by freight hopping) 

-a ton more

[tesaonews]

20 Incríveis construções situadas em lugares inacreditáveis

Existem construções no mundo muito famosas por sua arquitetura e formas incomuns, ganhando fama e atraindo turistas curiosos. As construções abaixo, por exemplo, ganharam fama não só pela beleza, mas pelos locais incomuns onde estão situadas, como em lugares muito altos e até sobre uma cachoeira.

1 – Monastério de Simonopetra

O Mosteiro Simonopetra é um mosteiro ortodoxo oriental situado na Grécia. Fica num penhasco, a 330 metros acima do nível do mar. Ele foi construído no século XIV por São Pedro.

2 – Mosteiro de Panagia Hozoviotissa

O Mosteiro de Panagia Hozoviotissa está encrustado num penhasco na Grécia, e parece fazer parte do próprio penhasco, formando uma paisagem fascinante. O local foi construído em 1017 por ordem do Imperador Aleixo I Comneno e fica a 300 metros do nível do mar.

3 – Mosteiros de Metéora

Também conhecidos como mosteiros suspensos no céu, estão localizados na Grécia e surgiram da ideia dos monges ermitões do século XI, que se instalaram em cavernas próximas ao topo da formação rochosa com o objetivo de ficar mais próximos do céu e de Deus.

4 – Capela de Saint-Michel d’Aiguilhe

Esta capela está localizada na França, e para chegar até ela é preciso subir mais de 200 degraus. Dizem que foi construída para celebrar os peregrinos que fazem o Caminho de Santiago, rota feita por muitas pessoas em busca de ajuda espiritual.

5 – Templo suspenso

O mosteiro suspenso ou Mosteiro Xuankong, também conhecido como templo suspenso, é um mosteiro construído perto do monte Heng, na Província de Shanxi, China. Ele foi construído por um único homem, há mais de 1500 anos.

6 – Mosteiro de São Jorge de Coziba

O Mosteiro de São Jorge de Coziba é habitado por monges ortodoxos gregos. O local é bem afastado da cidade, e o acesso só é possível por uma ponte onde só há espaço para pedestres.

7 – Casa Kaufmann

A Casa Kaufmann, nos EUA, fica em cima de uma cachoeira, e foi construída no ano de 1939. O local possui fama mundial pela beleza da construção e da localização. Morar nesta casa permite um contato maior com a natureza e seria o sonho de muitas pessoas.

8 – Castelo Ninho da Andorinha

Quando olhamos esse castelo, temos a impressão que ele vai cair do penhasco a qualquer momento. Ele foi construído no ano do 1895 em Gaspra, numa região disputada por Rússia e Ucrânia. O castelo já sobreviveu ao abandono e a um terremoto, e hoje funciona como um restaurante aberto ao público.

9 – Castelo Predjama

O Castelo Predjama está situado na Eslovênia. De acordo com histórias populares, foi construído por Erasmo, um cavaleiro que estava em busca de proteção por sofrer perseguição do rei Frederico III, que tinha ordenado sua morte. Os homens enviados para matar Erasmo ficavam à espera dele nos arredores do castelo, achando que poderiam capturá-lo quando ele saísse em busca de mantimentos. Porém, Erasmo saía escondido pelo outro lado da montanha, já que havia uma conexão com a caverna. Por muitos anos ele conseguiu escapar desta forma.

10 –  Parque Nacional Mesa Verde

O Parque Nacional Mesa Verde, nos EUA É considerado Patrimônio Mundial pela UNESCO, e está localizado condado de Montezuma, Colorado. Foi construído por aborígenes anasazi no século VI, e a localização (debaixo de um penhasco) foi escolhida por garantir uma maior proteção de eventuais ataques inimigos, neve e catástrofes naturais.

11 – Templo Dourado de Dambulla

O Templo Dourado de Dambulla, no Sri Lanka é um conjunto muito antigo de cavernas com templos em seu interior. Data dos séculos II e III a. C., foi escavado diretamente nas rochas das cavernas por ordem do rei Valagamba de Anuradhapura.

12 – Santuário de Las Lajas

O Santuário de Nuestra Señora de Las Lajas é um lugar de culto e turismo na Colômbia desde o século XVIII. O Santuário esta localizado no cânion do rio Guaitara e forma uma linda paisagem que atrai muitos turistas.

13 – Gate Tower Building

O prédio foi construído no meio de uma rodovia e fica no Japão. O design peculiar é resultado da insistência dos donos do terreno, que, apesar das constantes negativas dos responsáveis pelo projeto arquitetônico (já que a rodovia tinha sido planejada antes), conseguiram transformar o projeto em realidade, por mais estranho que pareça.

14 – Casa em Roque-Gageac

Essa é uma das casas localizadas em Roque-Gageac comuna francesa que também já era habitada na pré-história. Os moradores faziam suas casas perto das cavernas e das rochas para se protegerem contra ataques de inimigos e catástrofes naturais. As casas continuaram sendo ocupadas, e hoje o local é tido como um dos mais bonitos da França

15 – Jal Mahal

Só é possível chegar ao Jal Mahal de barco. Há quem conte que o prédio foi construído no século XVIII por Maharaja Madho Singh, que teria exigido esse tipo de arquitetura para facilitar a caça de patos. Outra tese diz que o palácio era uma “simples” residência de verão.

16 – Casa Flutuante

Casas flutuantes são muito comuns no Reino Unido, Canadá e na Austrália. Na Suécia, inclusive, existem hotéis flutuantes. Deve ser uma experiência incrível passar alguns dias em uma casa assim.

17 – Pavilhão de Shibaozhai

O local foi construído durante o reinado de Xianfeng, na colina Shibaozhai, na China. Tem 200 metros de altura e nove andares. No topo funciona um templo budista. O principal motivo que levou à construção do pavilhão foi ajudar os visitantes a chegar ao topo da Shibaozhai, já que antes era preciso percorrer um longo trajeto passando por várias cavernas.

18 – Dar al-Hajar

Dar al-Hajar é um palácio construído sobre uma rocha e fica no Iêmen. O local foi construído no ano de 1876 a. C., como um retiro de verão. É um dos edifícios mais chamativos do Iêmen.

19 – Casa à beira de penhasco

Pessoas que têm medo de altura com certeza não passariam um dia por lá. Esta casa foi construída na Austrália sobre o oceano, e é o lugar perfeito para os amantes da natureza, que não tenham medo de altura, é claro.

Fonte: Incrivel Club

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