In the poem "The Zen Temple behind the Broken Mountain Temple", it gives people a rich imagination space, and the poem that makes people realize the truth from the scene is

The Snow Mountain God Temple is a classic scene in Gu Long's martial arts novels. The following is the version adapted into a poem: The northern wind is cold and the snowy mountains are towering Coach Lin is unrivaled in Jianghu The Snow Wind Mountain God Temple's prestige shook the world. Sword light, sword shadow, blood rain, wind The martial artists gathered together. For the treasure of the temple A life-and-death battle began. The Condor Warrior accompanied Instructor Lin. all the way through the thorns And finally get the treasure A storm was once again set off in the martial world. However, Jianghu is dangerous and unpredictable Instructor Lin guards the temple alone Waiting alone The arrangement of fate and the arrival of a challenge.

It tells the story of a young monk named Li Tanhua who practices in a temple behind a broken mountain temple. The full text of the novel is as follows: Li Tanhua was a young monk. He had studied Buddhism with his master since he was young. His master had told him that if he wanted to become a true eminent monk, he had to keep moving forward on the path of cultivation. Li Tanhua came to this Poshan Temple. It used to be a temple with a long history, but it had been abandoned for a long time now. He began his journey of cultivation in this quiet temple. In the process of cultivation, Li Tanhua encountered all kinds of difficulties and challenges, but he could always overcome them through continuous efforts and cultivation. He gradually understood the true meaning of Buddhism and became a true eminent monk. Li Tanhua's cultivation journey not only allowed him to grow, but also brought enlightenment and hope to the people around him. His story became a classic that inspired countless people to keep moving forward on the path of cultivation.

The author of " The Broken Zen Courtyard of the Temple on the Back Mountain " was the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi. This poem was an idyllic poem written by Bai Juyi when he was traveling in Chang 'an. It depicted mountain temples, stream pavilions, wild paths, shade of trees, flowing water, and other scenery. It expressed the poet's praise for nature and his thoughts on life. This poem's language was fresh and natural, and its artistic conception was profound. It was considered one of the representative works of the Tang Dynasty's idyllic poetry.

Ye Qingmei and Wu Zhu came from Qing Yunian Temple. Ye Qingmei was a frozen person in the temple. She retained her modern memories and did not obey the temple's orders. Wu Zhu was a high-tech AI left behind from the previous civilization. He was the guardian of the temple and was brought out by Ye Qingmei to become her servant and protector. Their existence was closely related to the temple. Other than that, the search results did not mention anyone from other temples.

There were many poems about Xuan Kong Temple. The following were some poems that described Xuan Kong Temple: 1. Passing Xuankong Temple Ming Zhengluo When did the stone wall form the Buddhist Palace? The cliff path leads to the small path. The mountains and rivers surrounded the desolate sky, and the palaces were scattered in the blue sky. The waning moon peeped into the light smoke, and the sparse wind stirred the Zen sky. Stop the car to ask the mountain monk, how can the mountain monk is far public. 2. A tour of the Xuankong Temple Deng Keshao The stone screen stood thousands of feet high, and the ancient temple hung in the air. Pure Land, Dustless Realm, Cen Tower hanging in the distant sky. A curved rock beside the moon, half of the murals in the Zen. Looking down at the pedestrians, they are small, floating in the air and want to be immortals. These poems vividly depicted the magnificent scenery and mysterious atmosphere of Xuankong Temple, making people feel as if they were there.

The people who had come out of the Temple of Qing Yu Nian included Ye Qingmei, Fan Xian, Wu Zhu, Ku He, Xiao En, the Qing Emperor, the commentator, and so on.

Ye Qingmei and Wu Zhu came from Qing Yunian Temple. Ye Qingmei was a frozen person in the temple. She retained her modern memories and did not obey the temple's orders. Wu Zhu was a high-tech AI left behind from the previous civilization. He was the guardian of the temple and was brought out by Ye Qingmei to become her servant and protector. His appearance was not much different from that of a normal person, but he would not age and had lost part of his memory.

Ye Qingmei and Wu Zhu came from Qing Yunian Temple. Ye Qingmei was a frozen person in the temple. She retained her modern memories and did not obey the temple's orders. Wu Zhu was a high-tech AI left behind from the previous civilization. He was the guardian of the temple and was brought out by Ye Qingmei to become her servant and protector.

Ye Qingmei and Wu Zhu came from Qing Yunian Temple. Ye Qingmei was one of the Temple Emissaries, and Wu Zhu was a robot that Ye Qingmei had brought over. These two people had a close relationship with the temple. The temple was a military museum of the prehistoric civilization. It guided humans through the temple messengers and Tianmai Beings.

Ye Qingmei and Wu Zhu came from Qing Yunian Temple. Ye Qingmei was one of the Temple Emissaries, and Wu Zhu was a robot that Ye Qingmei had brought over. These two people had a close relationship with the temple. The temple was a military museum of the prehistoric civilization. It guided humans through the temple messengers and Tianmai Beings.