Japanese Sangha Visits South Potalaka Monastery in China
12-19-2007    FJNET


Superintendent Master and chief Executives welcoming Japanese Sangha at the airport
 
Ven. Miaozhen served as tour guide
 
Visiting the Chan Practice Hall
 
Visiting monastery
 
Presenting gifts mutually

Simple dinner

 

FJNET, August 30

Xiamen, China -- On August 29, at the invitation of the Buddhist Association of China, Japanese Sangha visited South Potalaka Monastery (located in Xiamen City, Fujian Province, China) to experience the Chan practice.

 

At P.M. 1:00, with bamboo hats in hands, wearing Japanese-style black cassocks and straw sandals, a line of polite Japanese monks arrived. Ven. Jiexiang, Superintendent Master of South Potalaka Monastery, Ven. Miaozhen, Guest Prefect of South Potalaka Monastery, Ven. Dehuang, Secretary of South Potalaka Monastery welcomed them and presented bouquet to Japanese monks. [Translator: Wang Xinyu   Translated from: news.fjnet.com ]

Translator: Wang Xinyu
   
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