What is the function of Leshan Giant Buddha?

The function of Leshan Giant Buddha is to solve the flood problem. In ancient times, there was a swift river under the Leshan Giant Buddha. At that time, the river endangered the survival of the people nearby. In order to prevent the river from harming the people, people dug up nearby mountains, piled up stones in the river and changed the direction of the river. This is also one of the origins of Leshan Giant Buddha.

Main Landscape of Leshan Giant Buddha 1. Lingyun Mountain

Lingyun Mountain in Nanchong is an international eco-safe tourism demonstration base, an AAAA national scenic spot and a national forest park. It is also the best Feng Shui scenic spot in China and the national youth outdoor sports camp. Lingyun Mountain has a unique landform of left green dragon, right white tiger, former Suzaku and later Xuanwu, with continuous mountains and towering trees, and has four characteristics of "male, strange, dangerous and secluded".

Second, the tomb of the horse

Ma Hao Rock Tomb is located on the east bank of Leshan Giant Buddha spillway, and Ma Hao is its place name. Cliff tomb is a prominent burial form in Sichuan, which is characterized by digging square caves along shallow hills and valleys, and then burying the remains and sacrifices. Seen from the outside, this is a mysterious cave. This kind of tomb was popular from the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Southern and Northern Dynasties more than 1800 years ago, so it was called the Cliff Tomb of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Third, Wu Youshan.

Wu Youshan left this pile in ancient times. According to legend, Li Bing, the commander of Shu County, dug for "avoiding the harm of foam water". Wuyou Mountain is opposite Lingyun Mountain, and the two mountains are connected by a bridge on the moat. Una, like Lingyun Mountain, has been a tourist attraction in central Sichuan since the Tang Dynasty. Surrounded by water on all sides, the solitary peaks stand upright, the trees are lush, and the mountains are shaded from the sun. Wu Youshan is also called "Five Niu Shan" because he lives alone in the river like a black cow.