Author: Alec Rongtong Donglai
Jinzhou Bijia Mountain Scenic Area "Flying Bridge". During the dry tide, the Bijia Mountain Overpass appears. A 1,620-meter-long beach sand and gravel road will appear on the seabed from the coast to Bijia Mountain. The overpass is flat and straight, connecting the coast and the mountain island, like a dragon that rises and falls with the tide. It disappears and appears at times, so magical and wonderful that it can be called "unique in the world". You can walk to the island through the "overpass". As the tide slowly rises, this road will be submerged by the sea water. If you want to go to the island or return to the shore, you have to take a rubber boat or cruise ship, or wait for the next dry tide to come. The Bijiashan Overpass in Jinzhou is the only natural wonder in the world where the sand and gravel dams on land-connected islands are exposed twice a day.
This stone building is Sanqing Pavilion
Sanqing Pavilion is said to have "white clouds floating on the top of the palace, and stone steps leading to the bottom of the cliff". Sanqing Pavilion is the largest stone structure building in the country. It was first built in the first year of the Republic of China and took eight years to complete. It is 26.2 meters high and divided into six floors. It has pure stone walls, stone pillars, stone stairs, stone doors, and even the cornices. The horns, murals and door gods are all carved from stone. Someone once praised Sanqing Pavilion: There are no square inches of iron, wood, bricks and tiles on the six floors. It is really rare in the world and is a classic in the history of Chinese architecture. Sanqing Pavilion is a building integrating Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism. It is named after the leaders of Sanqing, Yuqing Yuanshi Tianzun, Shangqing Lingbao Tianzun, Taiqing Daode Tianzun, Sanqing. There are currently 37 white marble Buddha statues. China's only maritime Pangu statue lives alone on the sixth floor. These statues have different faces, are graceful, peaceful and lifelike.
Jinzhou·Fayu Temple is located in the south of Bijiashan, Jinzhou Bijiashan Scenic Area, No. 1, Bohai Street, Taihe District, Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province.
Jinzhou·Fayu Temple is built according to the mountain. From the bottom of the cliff to the top of the cliff, it has a symmetrical structure on the central axis and is built layer by layer: the Three Holy Temples and the Heavenly King. Hall, second floor of Bell and Drum, Dharma Hall, Guanyin Hall, Main Hall, East and West Side Halls, East and West Side Halls, Ten Thousand Buddhas Hall, Guest Hall (Patriarch Hall), Wealth Hall, Ksitigarbha Hall, Garan Hall, Seven Buddhas Hall, Dharma Protector Hall, Circulation Office and squatters.
