After making a wish, financial freedom

Chapter 295 Done
The distance from here to Luoshan Temple is not far, and the drive takes about one hour.

After Li Zhuo had breakfast at the hotel, he waited for the female college student in the lobby.

Not long after, a girl hurried into the hotel.

Li Zhuo saw that she was wearing white trousers and she still had a student look on her face, so he guessed that this was the female student.

Li Zhuo greeted her and asked in English:
"Are you the lady I called to be your tour guide?"

This female student looks okay, but she is definitely not a big beauty.

By the way, when he was walking on the streets of South Korea, he didn't see a few good-looking ones. Everyone always thinks that South Korean women are beautiful, so they think girl groups are real.

Li Zhuo thinks that there are more beauties in big cities in China than in South Korea, so it doesn't matter if you look for it or not.

The girl nodded repeatedly and said:

"Yes, it's me, my name is Yin Mingzi, nice to meet you."

"Hello, my surname is Li, Li Zhuo," Li Zhuo explained, "That's right, I want to go to Luoshan Temple, how do you think it's better to go there?"

Yin Mingzi nodded and said:
"I've already planned everything. I'll take the subway first, and then transfer to the bus..."

Li Zhuo hastily interrupted:
"Can you drive? Isn't it more convenient to rent a car?"

"Uh, Mr. Li, I haven't got my driver's license yet, so I don't know how to drive." Yin Mingzi looked embarrassed.

Li Zhuo said:

"Okay, then I understand, how about this, let's take a taxi there."

In a hurry, he didn't find a very suitable tour guide, that's all, just treat it as someone talking with him.

Yin Mingzi hurriedly said:

"That would cost a lot of money, and drivers might not want to travel that far."

Is it a long drive for an hour?
Li Zhuo said:

"You're right, I know what to do."

He went straight to the front desk, asked for a Maybach courtesy car, and drove them there.

The hotel pick-up and drop-off service is charged anyway, as long as you are willing to spend money, there is no objection.

Yin Mingzi was stunned by this move.

When the courtesy car arrived, Li Zhuo sat in the back seat and left the co-pilot to her.

After loading them, the Maybach quickly left the hotel entrance and drove to Gangwon-do.

Interestingly, after arriving at Luoshan Temple, Li Zhuo began to feel that it was reasonable for him to find this tour guide.

This girl is good at English, and when she introduced Gangwon Province, including Naksan Temple, she spoke clearly and clearly.

According to Yin Mingzi's explanation, the temple was built in the middle of Silla in 672 AD, but it was damaged many times later, for example, it was rebuilt once in 1467, and the latest reconstruction was in 1953.

It is dedicated to Guanyin, and it is built on the cliffs of the coast, not in the mountains. The seven-story stone pagoda, copper bell, and Hongxia Gate in the temple are relatively famous.

After entering, Li Zhuo looked at the plaque and inscription full of Chinese characters with a half-smile, and asked:
"Student Yin, can you read the words on it?"

Yin Mingzi opened his eyes wide immediately, made a good identification, and said:

"I can only recognize a few Chinese characters, which are now abolished in South Korea."

"Okay, this is the Pan Bell Tower, this is the Binri Tower, this is the Ningxiang Pavilion, this is the Great Sage Gate, this is the Yuantong Palace..." Li Zhuo said with a smile, "I didn't expect me to be a scumbag in South Korea I can also be your tour guide."

Yin Mingzi was a little embarrassed when he heard it. After the abolition of Chinese characters, his country's historical sites could not be understood. Isn't this embarrassing?

So South Korea began to fabricate its own history, such as the 6000-year-old civilization, the origin of the Silk Road, and the hometown of Confucius...all came out.

Yin Mingzi was not convinced, and argued with Li Zhuo about the importance of using Mandarin.

It's not lonely when someone quarrels, and this girl, he found, is quite reasonable:
"Using the national language is a symbol of independence and autonomy from the national level, and this is something that has to be done..."

"I heard that one-third of your laws are written in Chinese. If you say that, they should all be abolished." Li Zhuo said with a smile.

Yin Mingzi choked for a moment, and then continued to talk to Li Zhuo:

"It should not be feasible, because Korean is a phonetic script, and there are too many homonyms. If Chinese characters are abolished, then the law may have many ambiguities and interpretations, then it is not a law..."

Arriving at the Seawater Avalokitesvara, Li Zhuo found that the incense burner, which had been silent until now, was moving. It jumped out of the sea of ​​consciousness, attached to the place where the incense was enshrined, and began to condense the original incense veins, slowly absorbing it.

As expected of a thousand-year-old temple, the incense burner here is obviously a little more cautious, and it should not have been filled with water in terms of the year of the temple.

This Avalokitesvara statue is 16 meters high and looks at the East China Sea. It may be called the Avalokitesvara of the East China Sea.

Li Zhuo wandered around here, and even threw coins at a praying Buddha statue in the lotus pond, which was used to win prizes.

Li Zhuo threw two coins into the cornucopia held by the Buddha statue.

Yin Mingzi, who was watching, also found it miraculous.

After wandering around this temple for another hour, the incense burner finally flew back to Li Zhuo's sea of ​​consciousness and fell into a deep sleep.

After leaving the temple, Li Zhuo didn't want to waste time, so he directly took a taxi from Gangwon-do to Gyeongju in North Gyeongsang-do.

Gyeongju is near the open sea, and there is a famous Bulguksa Temple here.

Completed in 774 AD, this temple is a branch of the Pure Land Sect during the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and it also enshrines Bodhisattvas.

After entering the mountain gate, Li Zhuo felt that the most distinctive feature here was the lotus lantern hanging on the verandah, which looked pretty good.

The main hall of Bulguksa Temple is the place printed on South Korean postcards, but when Li Zhuo walked over, he didn't see anything unusual about it.

Pavilions, pavilions, stone steps, handrails, etc., look quite ordinary. Any large temple in China is stronger than it in terms of scale and building height.

Moreover, Korean, Japanese, and English are engraved on the explanatory tablet here, but Chinese is not engraved alone. Just based on this, you can know how inferior these stickmen in South Korea are.

Li Zhuo tried to communicate with the incense burner, let it do the big ticket, and go whoring hard.

What kind of world cultural heritage is it? It's amazing to have a fart.

Encouraged by him, the incense burner flew out this time, rushed into the main hall, and directly forcibly pulled the incense veins gathered in the main hall.

That's right, it's time to do this, it's scary to have an egg.

Li Zhuo didn't have a good impression of this place, so he didn't bother to go shopping, and simply sat on the stone bridge and waited for the incense burner to finish absorbing it.

Yin Mingzi still felt strange and asked:

"Mr. Li, what's the matter with you? Are you tired?"

Li Zhuo said:

"Yes, I'm tired and want to rest."

Yin Mingzi wanted to taste the Yulu water here.

It is said that only kind-hearted people can taste its sweetness.

Isn't this statement PUA?In this case, which idiot would say that the water is not sweet.

Li Zhuo smiled and said:

"Go, drink less, and don't have a stomachache later."

After waiting for an hour, the incense burner absorbed enough incense veins and flew back to Li Zhuo's sea of ​​consciousness.

After the task was completed, Li Zhuo left Bulguksa Temple with Yin Mingzi.

Sure enough, while walking on the road, Yin Mingzi, who kept saying that the water was very sweet, started to have a stomach ache.

I don't know if Yulu water is sweet or not, but it is definitely unhygienic.

(End of this chapter)