(151009) -- BEIJING, 9 octobre 2015 -- des moines et des bouddhistes laïcs assistent aux premières classes au monastère de Longquan à Beijing, capitale de la Chine, le 27 septembre 2015. Le monastère de Longquan est situé au pied du Fenghuangling (Phoenix Ridge) à la périphérie ouest de Pékin. Construit pour la première fois sous la dynastie Liao (907-1125), le monastère retrouve sa réputation alors qu'il embrasse l'ère de l'Internet mobile. Chaque matin, Maître Xuecheng répond aux questions des internautes sur le compte Weibo équivalent Twitter du monastère de Longquan, qui sera traduit en neuf langues et diffusé. Son WeChat (ou Weixin, populaire instant me

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• Date de la prise de vue: 9 octobre 2015
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(151009) -- BEIJING, Oct. 9, 2015 -- Monks and lay Buddhists attend early classes in Longquan Monastery in Beijing, Capital of China, Sept. 27, 2015. Longquan Monastery is located at the foot of the Fenghuangling (Phoenix Ridge) on the western outskirts of Beijing. First built in Liao Dynasty (907-1125), the monastery regains reputation as it embraces the Mobile Internet age. Every morning, Master Xuecheng answers netizens questions on Longquan Monastery s Twitter-equivalent Weibo account, of which will be translated into nine languages and broadcast. Its WeChat (or Weixin, popular instant messaging service in China), account pushes a cartoon called the Story of Xian er to users, which tells the everyday life of Monk Xian er. Longquan Monastery s website has four languages, including Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean. Master Xianxin, in charge of the informatization of the Mon PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN 151009 Beijing OCT 9 2015 Monks and Lay Buddhists attend Early Classes in Longquan monastery in Beijing Capital of China Sept 27 2015 Longquan monastery IS Located AT The Foot of The Fenghuangling Phoenix Ridge ON The Western outskirts of Beijing First built in Liao Dynasty 907 1125 The monastery regains reputation As IT embraces The Mobile Internet Age Every Morning Master Xuecheng Answers netizens Questions ON Longquan monastery S Twitter equivalent Weibo Account of Which will Be translated into Nine Languages and Broadcast its WeChat or Weixin Popular Instant Messaging Service in China Account pushes a Cartoon called The Story of Xian he to Users Which Tells The everyday Life of Monk Xian he Longquan monastery S Website has Four Languages including Chinese English Japanese and Korean Master in Charge of The Informatization of The MON PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

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