这是早在明代初叶的事情:一位僧人从华家岭出发,跋山涉水,餐风宿露,一路向西。他饶有兴致地考察沿途的民风和佛事,去完成一次筹谋已久的修行。接近乌峭岭,进入了牧区,与他熟悉的农区相比,这里人们更加虔诚于佛祖的教诲。这让他无比兴奋,决心小住时日。然而,部落里充斥着悲凉的空气——前不久,一场瘟疫夺走了许多老人和小孩的性命。僧人问:何不修座寺院呢?牧民们摇头,没有工匠啊!僧人还年轻,他心灵手巧,有的是力气,于是自告奋勇地说:我 This is an early leaf in the early Ming Dynasty: A monk set out from Huajialing, hell and high water, Lufenglulu, all the way west. He paid homage to the folk customs and Buddhist affairs along the way to complete a long-awaited spiritual practice. Approaching Wuqiaoling, into the pastoral areas, compared with his familiar farming areas, where people are more devout teachings in the Buddha. This makes him extremely excited, determined to live on time. However, the tribe is full of sad air - not long ago a plague took the lives of many elderly and children. Monks asked: why not repair monasteries? Herdsmen shook their heads, no artisans ah! Monks are still young, his dexterity, some strength, so volunteered to say: I