The stone chamber of Bojeongsan Mountain, where time seemed to have stopped

#TravelGuide #BuddhistTemple #Sichuan #SixDosReincarnation #Chongqing The stone carvings of Baodingshan (寶頂山) in Chongqing, China, among them, the one that left the deepest impression was the stone coffin (石槨). When I first heard the name, it felt a bit stiff and unfamiliar, but when I actually entered, a completely different world unfolded. A stone space that was carefully carved by the sculptor monk Zhao Jibang hundreds of years ago. When I entered the narrow and dark stone chamber, the silent gazes and hands of countless Buddhas, and the quiet air made me stop in silence. Hell, reincarnation, the smile of mercy… Each scene unfolded like a scene from a theater, so vivid and deep that I forgot that it was a stone carving. This was not just a simple Buddhist historic site. It was a place to feel, stop, and think, rather than just look and pass by. It seemed like time had stopped inside the stone, and the voices in my heart were heard more clearly inside it. If you go to Chongqing, or rather, if you go to the Daizhu Stone Carvings, you must, really must, visit the Baojingshan Stone Carvings. I hope you will experience the emotion that cannot be fully expressed in words.