Comments on: The Incredible Hanging Temple of Hengshan

By: Inre Mongoliet dag 1 (3/10) « lindaochjw

Inre Mongoliet dag 1 (3/10) « lindaochjw — Sat, 08 Oct 2011 04:49:58 +0000

[…] första stopp var Hengshang Xuandiao Temple, men vi stannade bara en timme så vi hann inte gå in i templet pga den enorma mängden kinesiska […]

By: leila

leila — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 09:11:41 +0000

So amazing !!! I caught the discovery episode of the Hanging Temple and I was so impressed when I found out that the slim columns are put there for the faint hearted and are not really for support

By: Uncle B

Uncle B — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 19:08:11 +0000

Sky-scrapers, monuments to men of great importance in New York City serve no greater mission! Same principle, different society. The assholes here fed monumental egos with their status marked by the difference of physical position, and were audacious enough to tempt the gods with their own versions of what is or isn’t. Fools on the hills while the peasants toil for food in the valleys below. In America, however, the fools on the hills have all the money and the peasants are about to face starvation by taxation and inflation. The next decades will build less sky-scrapers and more nuclear reactors for the toilers in the valleys, so that the fools on the hills will have heat and light. In China the same pattern unfolds, but in modern expression, and they build both as fast as the population explodes under them. America on the other hand is in reverse, and Detroit City crumbles with other cities to follow. The easy riches of America are gone, and the dark decades are upon us, even the white-shirts in their Ivory Towers suffer, a certain sign of our demise. No monk can stop nature’s cycle.

By: Dave -nibbleanibble

Dave -nibbleanibble — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 06:06:17 +0000

Wow, I would be scared to look down. Looks like a nice big drop.

By: William Wallace

William Wallace — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 17:07:35 +0000

Amazing looking place, but even more amazing is the fact that you can get three different religions worshiping together in harmony. I feel that all the worlds religions should take a wee look and see how it is done.