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Date d'ajout / 2015 / Tout / Samedi
Door God
Chinese people and Taoists believe in Door Gods. Having a picture of a door god on your door could keep evil spirits away.
Some of the Eighteen Disciples of Buddha
Some of the eighteen disciples of Buddha
Close-up of the Laughing Buddha
Close-up of the Laughing Buddha in the Great Buddha's Hall
Laughing Buddha in the Great Buddha's Hall
Laughing Buddha in front hall of the Great Buddha's Hall
Sitting Buddha in the Great Buddha's Hall
Sitting Buddha in the Great Buddha's Hall (previously Liaoyang Hall)
Fengdu Ghost City Pavilion
Fengdu Ghost City pavilion
Liaoyang Hall
The Liaoyang Hall was burnt down at the end of the Ming Dynasty. It was rebuilt in the early Qing Dynasty and renamed the Great Buddha's Hall.
Water under the Bridge of No Return
Water under the Bridge of No Return
Photo-shoot at the Bridge of No Return
Photo-shoot at the Bridge of No Return
Me Crossing the Bridge of No Return
Me Crossing the Bridge of No Return
Nothing to be Done Bridge
Nothing to be Done Bridge or Bridge of No Return or Bridge Over Troubled Water
Crowds in Front of the Liaoyang Hall
Crowds in Front of the Liaoyang Hall
Visitors Taking a Break
Visitors taking a break in this colourful pavilion
Tony Makes His Way up Ming Hill
Tony Makes His Way up Ming Shan
Crossing the Bridge of No Return
Tony and I make it past the Bridge of No Return or Bridge over Troubled Waters