Yunju Temple. Liu Dong, a member of People's Daily Online, has been filming for 1039 years. After six dynasties, several generations of ancestors faced barren mountains and leaned against the wilderness. They meticulously carved 14278 stone scriptures with over 35 million inscriptions, which can be considered a miracle in the world. This is the largest existing stone scripture in China, the "Fangshan Yunju Temple Stone Carved Buddhist Tripitaka" (referred to as the Fangshan Stone Sutra). On the occasion of International Museum Day on May 18, people.com.cn reporters walked into the Yunju Temple Stone Scripture Museum to appreciate the stone scripture culture passed down for thousands of years and feel the unique charm of the "Great Northern Temple". Yunju Temple is located at the foot of Baidai Mountain (also known as Shijing Mountain) in Fangshan District, southwest of Beijing, surrounded by mountains and water. It is named after the often shrouded clouds and mist surrounding the temple. The courtyard is shaded by green trees and quiet and solemn. More than 1400 years ago, in the late Sui Dynasty, a prominent monk named Jingwan led his disciples to carve scriptures on stone at Baidai Mountain in order to protect the Dharma. Later, due to the need for scripture carving, a temple was built at the foot of the mountain. One of the major characteristics of Yunju Temple is that "the temple is built based on scriptures, and the temple values scriptures". After several renovations and renovations throughout history, a magnificent temple with five story courtyards and six entrances, covering an area of over 70000 square meters, has been formed. In addition to the Stone Classics, Yunju Temple also retains vast volumes of authentic scriptures such as the Ming Dynasty Paper Classics and the Qing Dynasty Wood Classics, as well as more than ten Tang Liao Shi and brick towers, known as the "Dunhuang of Beijing". Yunju Temple Underground Palace Stone Sutra. At present, the Shijing scriptures in the People's Daily Photography Room are stored in two different places. 10082 pieces are stored in the constant temperature and humidity Shijing underground palace of Yunju Temple, and 4196 pieces are stored in the nine scripture storage caves of Shijing Mountain. Among them, the "Leiyin Cave" was first excavated and is currently the only open scripture storage cave. The Stone Classic is a cultural treasure of the Chinese nation and an extremely precious world cultural heritage. Li Shuping, Deputy Secretary and Deputy Director of the Party Branch of the Yunju Temple Cultural Relics Management Office in Fangshan, Beijing, introduced that, The Fangshan Stone Classics have significant research value in Buddhism, cultural relics, literature, calligraphy, history, geography, and other fields. The Stone Classics embody over 1000 years of wisdom, perseverance, meticulousness, and silent dedication. It is necessary for us to let the world understand the culture of the Stone Classics and appreciate the spirit of the Stone Classics, The Yunju Temple Stone Classics Museum plans to launch the "Chinese Cultural Miracle - Beijing Fangshan Yunju Temple Historical and Cultural Exhibition", which will be exhibited throughout the country. The exhibition also goes abroad and meets audiences from Germany, Myanmar, and other places. Li Shuping told reporters that the museum is currently preparing to carry out cultural exchange activities in Italy, allowing Italian audiences and cultural enthusiasts to experience the vast and profound traditional Chinese culture. It is understood that the upcoming exhibition in Milan, Italy will revolve around the millennium carved history of Yunju Temple, showcasing its rich historical and cultural heritage and thousands of years of stone scripture culture through various forms such as rubbings, images and texts, scenes, and photographic works. In addition, an interactive area will be set up for the exhibition, where visitors can wear VR glasses to "cross" to Yunju Temple. Through the Longzang Wood Sutra Printing Activity, they will personally experience China's long-standing traditional printing techniques. Li Shuping expressed that he hopes to awaken more people's love for cultural relics and enhance their awareness of cultural relic protection through exhibitions. He also hopes that through each cultural relic, the world can experience the profound and profound traditional Chinese culture. (New News Agency)