The abbot of Guanyin Nunnery in Jiuhua Mountain, China, is a regular teacher

As far as I know, there is not a temple called "Guanyin Nunnery" in Jiuhua Mountain. Anywhere outside the temple gate, if you meet a monk who claims to be from Putuo Mountain, Jiuhua Mountain, or any monastery, please don't bother if he takes the initiative to talk to you, let alone if he is delivering something. Then he will ask you to pay money in various ways such as physiognomy, fortune telling, karma, and doing Buddhist things, or he will not want your money for the time being, but the ultimate goal is to ask for money.

Such a person can be directly determined that he is not a monk, and the Buddhist Association has made it clear that it does not approve of and does not support the monks of Benshan to go out of the monastery gate to turn into a fate. Besides, even if the monks go out, they are arranged to be received by lay people, and they will not hang out or talk to them. We Jiuhua Mountain people hate this kind of person who corrupts Jiuhua Mountain and ruins the reputation of Buddhism.

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Guanyin Nunnery, located in Qingyang Zhubei Houshan Jiuziyan Scenic Area, ordinary temple, there are 2 permanent residents. It is located at the intersection of Zhongmin Garden to Huiju Temple and Huayan Cave Stone Road. It was originally built in the late Qing Dynasty.

In 1942, the abbot Ni Nengfu and Fa Hui. Destroyed after 1949. In 1993, the bhikshuni Dazhi rebuilt the temple in the old foundation of the original nunnery, sitting east and facing west, with 3 bays and buildings on both sides.

It is 11 meters long and 8 meters wide, with a construction area of 176 square meters. The hall is dedicated to the 3-meter-high statue of Guanyin.

Information**——The official website of Jiuhuashan Buddhist Association.

In the Han Buddhism, the person who is in charge of the head of a temple is called the presiding officer, if you can

If you can pass the special ceremony of ascending to the throne of Jinyuan, you can be called "abbot".

The abbot is the spiritual leader of a temple, and in some temples, the abbot and the host are the same person, such as Shi Yongxin of Shaolin Temple, who is both the host and the abbot; In some monasteries, there is only the presiding officer, because the presiding seniority, cultivation, and probation ability have not yet reached the level of becoming an abbot.

The leader of the nunnery is generally called the presiding officer, the nunnery owner, and is generally called the presiding officer. Nun is a common name for bhikshunis in China, which is slightly inconsistent with Buddhist rituals, and is a title produced in combination with Chinese folklore. A bhikshuni is a woman who has entered the Buddhist sect and has received full ordination.

One of the five congregations, one of the seven congregations. It first appeared in the period of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. The present honorific title should be:

Master", which means that he respects his profound attainments in Buddhism.

The female Venerable Shi Yuanming, an apprentice of the old monk Ben Lian, is over 70 years old, and is an enlightened monk who practices very well and is dedicated to doing things for all sentient beings.

Master Rende (1926-2001), commonly known as Li Dehai, was a native of Taixian County, Jiangsu. He used to be the president of the Anhui Buddhist Association and the president of the Jiuhuashan Buddhist Association. In 1939, he became a monk in Taiwei Temple, Taixian County, Jiangsu, and since 1940, he has successively studied in Taixian County, Jiangsu Province, such as Changchang Nunnery, Taizhou Fuxing Nunnery, and Qinglong Nunnery.

In 1948, he studied in Wutai Mountain in Nanjing and Yunju Mountain in Jiangxi. After 1957, he lived in Jiuziyan, Jiuhua Mountain. After 1962, he served as the deputy secretary-general, vice president and president of the Jiuhuashan Buddhist Association.

In October 1986, he was appointed abbot of Gion Temple, the first abbot of the temple after the hereditary system was changed to a meritocratic system. He is a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, an executive director of the Buddhist Association of China, and a vice chairman of the Advisory Committee of the Buddhist Association of China. At 8:22 a.m. on August 23, 2001, Venerable Rende passed away peacefully in his retreat to the Gion Temple on Jiuhua Mountain.

Master Guo Jian, the saint of the word ring, was born in 1965, a scholarly family, and a famous family. Anhui Jing County Chitan Ancient Town people. Guojian in the autumn of '83. On the way, it meets Jiuhua Mountain.

The great monk Master Huiqing, the Buddha's fate, followed the master to the 100-year-old palace of Jiuhua Mountain to shave Master Huiqing's ordination, at the age of 19. The consequence of the teacher was taught by the teacher in the Hundred Years Old Palace. Practiced according to the teachings and practiced according to the law. In 89 and 95 years, the great monk Lirende granted full ordination.

After four years, he traveled to Fujian, Jiangxi, Zhejiang and the coastal areas of famous mountains and ancient temples to study. During the tour, he participated in it.

He has studied in Xinjiapo, South Korea, Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia.

Various Buddhist studies. When Venerable Guo Jian traveled to various famous temples in the north, he was invited to serve as the abbot of Guanyin Pavilion in Daheishan City, Chaoyang Temple, and Puzhao Temple in Zichuan, Shandong Province for several years. Following the spirit of the Buddha's propagation of the Dharma, Master Guojian is committed to repairing monasteries and restoring Buddhist dojos.

In 2000, Master Guojian received the Dharma in front of the abbot seat of the great monk Huiqing at the ancestral Jiuhua Mountain Wannian Zen Temple, and was known as the 47th generation of the Rinzai Authentic Dharma. The second generation of Jiuhua Mountain Wannian Zen Temple, the Dharma name is Master Xinxiu Guojian. He is currently the abbot of Yuantong Temple in Jingzhong Mountain, Tangshan, the abbot of Yunju Temple in Fangshan, Beijing, the abbot of Wansong Temple in Tianjin, the director of the Management Committee of Yunju Temple in Beijing, and the Buddhist Association of Beijing.

Director, Beijing Fangshan Yunju Temple Supervisor, Qian'an, Hebei.

The abbot of Yunya Temple, the 47th generation of Linji Zhengzong, and the second generation of Wannian Zen Temple in Dajiuhuashan, Anhui Province.