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Xuangzhong Monastery is
one of the three grand Buddhist altars. The Pure Land Sect of Buddhism was introduced form
here to Japan during the Southern Song Dynasty. Thus is was regarded as the ancestral
Temple by the 7 million Japanese followers. Every year Japanese pilgrims flood in paying
homage. Halls of Ming and Qing Dynasties are neatly laid out. Peony, bamboo, Chinese
pepper and fruit trees are planted in the tranquil courtyard.
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