Bai ma si zhi Yu tea house

When I came back from Luoyang that year, I made a circle of friends: White Horse Temple contains tea language. Soon, a friend told me that this picture seems to be "Don't say teahouse". Look carefully and read from right to left. Isn't it a teahouse? But reading from left to right, "stop at tea" is more elegant and Zen! We both couldn't help laughing.

Zhiyu Tea House, located at the northernmost part of Baima Temple, was converted from a wooden house in 1950s and 1960s. The environment is quiet and beautiful. The teahouse is managed by volunteers, and everything in it has been carefully designed and arranged.

As the name implies, a teahouse is to stop and sit, keep silent, drink tea and read books. Teahouse is a quiet place. Go in for tea and listen to music, and you can forget all your troubles.

In order to promote the traditional Zen tea culture in China, guide all living beings to participate in Zen and realize Buddhism through tea, Baima Temple opened a quiet tea room in the temple for tourists and believers to drink tea for free.

However, I waited for ordinary people, but I couldn't pass meditation. I'm a Buddha, and I'm sure I'll be happy to see all beings enter the teahouse to drink tea to quench their thirst. At that time, my mind was simple, my friends were around, the tea was fragrant and elegant. How happy I am.