Ling Yin Temple

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October 31st 2009

Published: November 1st 2009

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1: A little chanting 81 secs

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Ling Yin Temple was constructed in 326 AD and its Grand Hall of the Great Sage contains a 110ft buddha carved in 1956. Ling Yin has a number of buddha's carved in the hill side as well. Without the megaphones its a pretty and peaceful spot.

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After three trips back to China for business, we've come to a point where it's time to take our children back to see where Mom is from...This blog will detail our route and adventures during our trip to Shanghai, Xian, Beijing, and Hangzhou. What an opportunity to share Mom's "China World" with her kids as well have Wai Po at their side. Foot steps placed in Hangzhou to be repeated years later by another generation. Enjoy this adventure with us! Our route Map: Enter Asia at Seoul, then Shanghai(6hrs),... full info

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1st November 2009

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Pretty Ladies
So nice to see the pics of the ladies (plus Derek). I assume the ones other than mom, are cousins.

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