Huizhou Qingquan Ancient Temple｜Spring is deep and the sun is warm, and the flowers are blooming

Qingquan Ancient Temple is a Buddhist temple with a long history, founded in the Qing Dynasty. It was originally called the Guanyin Temple and is a well-known temple dedicated to the Bodhisattva Guanyin. During the Republic of China period, it was renamed Qingquan Ancient Temple because of the two sweet and clear springs in the temple that flowed all year round. The first time I came here, I was really amazed by it. The blue sky, white clouds and green trees set off the well-arranged temple buildings, which looks very pleasant. Here you can hear the chirping of cicadas, the dancing of butterflies, the leaping of birds, and the sound of wind chimes in the gentle breeze. After walking around, my heart is as calm as water. The back mountain is like a small zoo. Perhaps because people have been releasing animals for a long time, the temple simply fenced the animals off. When we went there, we saw peacocks, rabbits, pheasants, sika deer, alpacas and ostriches. What was even more surprising was that we also saw marmots. It was very lively. To borrow a phrase from a fortune: As spring deepens and the days become warmer, all flowers bloom. The master said that it doesn’t matter if it rains a lot, it will stop eventually. You will bloom like a fortune.