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winko-winki-blog · 7 years
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d4rkr0se-ry · 2 years
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Reposted from @theamazingoftheamazing naturezem: Linggu temple in Nanjing, China (Sources) https://instagr.am/p/CUp66m5NG2h/
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灵谷寺 linggu temple, nanjing, jiangsu province by 小飞718 | 八月水牯牛
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gacougnol · 5 years
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Xue Zijiang Linggu Temple Road Nanjing 1956
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dylen · 4 years
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国民革命军阵亡将士公墓,1931-1935年间建于灵谷寺旧址上。原葬有1029名国民革命军阵亡官兵,多为北伐和淞沪会战中牺牲将士。被规划设计者亨利·墨菲称为中国的阿灵顿国家公墓。但如今中央的第一公墓被改为大草坪,墓穴墓碑不见,种植了一株桂花树,仅留两座淞沪抗战阵亡将士纪念碑。西侧的第三公墓及戴笠墓更是踪迹难寻,仅竖牌说明。找了一幅2005年卫星图片,可以清楚看到被草木遮蔽的围墙痕迹。深入其中似乎有后人前来祭拜的痕迹。如今游人的目标似乎是恢复重建的灵谷寺、素菜馆。想起在台北拜访的六张犁白色恐怖死难者埋葬地,起码还有一座座小小的石碑,起码还有友善的守墓人将逝者信息记录整理,默默等待着他们的后人不时的寻访。70年,这个国家依然不知如何文明、尊严地面对历史,又怎能保证这些先人的不朽?#Nanjing (at 灵谷寺 Linggu Temple) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3SPtUZgNCQ/?igshid=5guvnk20lfeg
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shawn7xu · 2 years
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Reflection 清晨湖畔.灵谷寺 #nanjing #mushroom #naturelover #natureshots #naturegram #naturephoto #natureaddict #naturecolors #naturepic #travelinchina #travelchina #travelblog #traveladdict #traveller #wheretonext #travellife #impressive #china #pictureoftheday #travelinasia #travel2china #journey #nanjingcity #discoverchina #mychinagram #instachina #chinatravel #chinatrip #nanjinglife #explorechina (at 灵谷寺 Linggu Temple) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVASUG9l7NN/?utm_medium=tumblr
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ruijing · 3 years
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Elves in summer.(在 Linggu Temple) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRbyD9RK2Vo/?utm_medium=tumblr
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wanderlust-derhuang · 4 years
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Firefly's summer in Nanjing #hangoutwithdh #china #travelinchina #nanjing #firefly #travel #traveling #vacation #visiting #instatravel #instago #instagood #trip #holiday #photooftheday #fun #travelling #tourism #tourist #instapassport #instatraveling #mytravelgram #travelgram #travelingram #igtravel #中国 #南京 (presso Linggu Temple) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_1rb8hlkjv/?igshid=kd6tealv448h
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huouting · 4 years
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#南京 #nanking #nanjing #spring #春日 #遊春 #踏青 #史跡 #灵谷寺 #靈谷寺 #linggutemple #牌坊 #赑屃 #紫金山 #钟山名胜风景区 (在 灵谷寺 Linggu Temple) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-PA88HFwU8/?igshid=6vokilkmg7p0
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gregschroeder · 6 years
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at Linggu Temple
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thatdimlight · 5 years
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at Linggu Temple https://www.instagram.com/p/B1qn-18FNJx/?igshid=wkzgqgqahkko
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longexposurelover · 5 years
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Fireflies near linggu temple in Nanjing China.[5568x3712] Long Exposure Music
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lookjonsnow · 5 years
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On Thursday, when I saw the news of fireflies in Nanjing, I immediately grabbed a ticket for the train to Nanjing on Friday. At the end of the day, the glow of fireflies around Linggu Temple was too faint to be caught by the camera, so it could only be appreciated with the naked eye. Sacrifice the day in Xuanwu Lake and a small grassland do not know where to take pictures of dolls for comfort. 2018-07-21. Nanjing. China https://www.instagram.com/p/BzlXznjgo0F/?igshid=h25ifsi61ocr
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cgtnofficial · 7 years
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Strolling among flocks of glowworms is no longer a childhood dream. Photos taken on Thursday have shown fireflies lightening the nightscape at Linggu Temple in Nanjing, eastern China’s Jiangsu Province. The flickering creatures were seen swirling in the balmy summer air like the stars shining in the sedate night sky, shrouding the antiquated temple with its historical root tracing back hundreds of years, with an ambience of serenity and mystery.
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shawn7xu · 2 years
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In the forest 清晨雨后 #nanjing #mushroom #naturelover #natureshots #naturegram #naturephoto #natureaddict #naturecolors #naturepic #travelinchina #travelchina #travelblog #traveladdict #traveller #wheretonext #travellife #impressive #china #pictureoftheday #travelinasia #travel2china #journey #nanjingcity #discoverchina #mychinagram #instachina #chinatravel #chinatrip #nanjinglife #explorechina (at 灵谷寺 Linggu Temple) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVASH9iF38S/?utm_medium=tumblr
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dangtravels · 7 years
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Day 53: Purple Mountain Take 2 (7/4)
left - the pagoda at Linggu Temple, right - the high-rises of Xinjiekou
Happy Birthday America! There were obviously no festivities on this side of the world, and we carried on our day normally. We started by going back to Fashion Lady to eat lunch since it was close and we didn’t know of any place else we could eat. Afterwards, we headed to the Purple Mountain area. Our first stop was the Linggu Temple, which I hadn’t been to in the two times I’ve toured the park. It was apparently touted as the most beautiful temple in the world, but honestly I didn’t really see much that was special about it. It was also super hot and humid, which made the experience more unpleasant. There was a nine-story pagoda in the park that had a great view, but the climb up was very tiring. I felt more uneasy here than I did when I hiked to the peak of the mountain with Janice and Victoria, but maybe that’s because you could look straight down to the ground from the top of the pagoda, whereas I didn’t dare to get close to the edge to look down when we got to the peak.
It was the hottest time of the day when we decided to walk to the Sun Yat-Sen Mausoleum nearby. There was a huge swarm of tour groups and school field trips there, which made us wonder what kind of day it was to have this many people. It definitely wasn’t this crowded when I went with my classmates, and that was on a Friday afternoon, when you would expect there to be more people. Everyone seemed to have the same reaction when they got to the base of the mausoleum and laid eyes on the huge staircase – a mixture of horror and nervous amusement – which was funny to see as somehow who had already experienced it. My dad and sister took one look at it and decided it wasn’t worth it. We rested there for a couple of minutes and braved one flight of stairs to take some pictures before calling it a day.
We were able to take a bus directly from the parking lot of the mausoleum back to Xinjiekou. For dinner, we went into a Peking duck restaurant to satisfy my sister’s craving. One of the waitresses recognized us from yesterday when we had been debating the menu in front of the store. We got two ducks for the half the price of one back in the States, which pleased both my duck-loving sister and my wallet-conscious parents.
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