The great temple of big temple is a new year, and the White Stone Statue of jushi is placed on the original table of granite, plus the rugged concrete wall background, presenting the natural original grottoes style!
Maybe someone will be curious, why do we choose the building materials that are so rugged, pristine? Because we hope that the temple is a monastery that has no pollution of the earth.
We use the stones on the mines, directly stacked to become the Buddha table; the roof uses the self-made leaf shade; use the straw mats to replace the carpet. We use natural raw, untreated raw materials as much as we can, hoping to reduce harm to the environment, and commit to guarding the peace of the land.
Thousands of years later, these materials from nature will naturally rot without pollution, and the untreated large stone blocks, humans can also be used again. These building materials seem to be simple, but contain nuns's protection of the earth and mercy, and also want to pass on the meaning of being contented with the human life.
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