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Elias and marcus were chosen from the audience to participate in the kung fu show by trying to copy a master kung fu artist
For those so inclined, the Shaolin temple offers a bus ride back to the entrance gate.
The pagodas mark the burial tombs of ashes of the monks at the Shaolin Temple
There was a large street lined with shops selling items to the believers as they entered White Horse temple
these gentlemen had a fire going to keep warm on this cold and rainy day. We all had to wear a few layers to stave off the cold.
White Horse Temple is the oldest buddhist monestary in China. The grounds are very peaceful.
The Indian monks who travelled to China to spread Buddhism are reported to be buried here.
Curved archways are good feng shui and are seen all over temples
White horse temple is an active temple where people still come to pray and monks still live.
The monks gave some of the kids orange slices which they enjoyed on this rainy day.
This wishing well had a lotus sculpture in it where you tried to drop your coins on top of the open flowers.
Incense is the communication path to the gods. Temples always smell really good and are drenched in smoke.
The Indian Buddhist monks rode two white horses to China, hence the name White horse temple
The kids found someone making cotton candy as we were walking to the bus.
It was green tea flavored
This temple is dedicated to Gualin who was a war lord who saved the area from other tribes.
This is a replica of Guanlin's weapon
At the temple, there was a shrine to burn incense and pray
Prayer ribbons would be placed around the necks of these lions that lined the entrance to the temple.
This bridge connected the doorway to the temple. It was decorated for Chinese New Year.