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Sacred Landscapes: China
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Amiee Bise
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Updated Mar 13, 2022
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Chapters
00:00
Chapter 1
00:23
Chapter 2
00:49
Chapter 3
01:28
Chapter 4
01:30
Chapter 5
01:35
Chapter 6
01:55
Chapter 7
02:42
Chapter 8
02:46
Chapter 9
02:47
Chapter 10
02:48
Chapter 11
02:51
Chapter 12
03:34
Chapter 13
03:35
Chapter 14
03:37
Chapter 15
Audio Transcript
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00:01 - 00:06
Hello. My name is Amy Vice and this presentation is on sacred landscapes in china.
00:07 - 00:14
Um The two locations that I chose were Mount um I and also Mount Jehuda, sorry,
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I don't know how to pronounce them.
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Um They both are also, like I said, located in china. Um
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and the first mountain which is Mount and my,
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this is located in the Sichuan province of china
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And it's also known as one of the four Sacred Mountains for the Buddhism Religion.
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Um
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This mountain has the highest elevation out of those four sacred mountains.
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Um the elevation is up to 10,000 ft um and it
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was created as a first temple in the first century.
00:51 - 00:52
What makes mountain mice
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mountain my sacred
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according to a world atlas.
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At the top of the mountain,
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there is a cluster of about 76 monasteries that were
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built during the rule of the ming and Qing dynasties
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and also the Tibetan Mchugh's sorry
01:10 - 01:12
that live there are often known for their mischievous
01:12 - 01:16
nature and also for their accepting food from tourists.
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Um This landscape served for great purpose where the bats,
01:20 - 01:24
diva and Samantha Baha dra would celebrate their enlightenment.
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Um Also correlated to the buddhism religion.
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And then the second location that I chose was Mount Jehovah
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Mount
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is an ancient mountain that is located in
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the china's annual province at Gang Yang County.
01:43 - 01:50
Um This mountain encompasses 120 square kilometers and about
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114 square kilometers of it is protected by,
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I'm assuming china.
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Okay.
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Um
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why is mountain Nyala sacred according to world atlas?
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The mountain arranged 360 buddhist temples which
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included 4000 to 5000 monks and nuns.
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Um
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This is correlated to the buddhist religion also.
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Um Some of the most known temples on this mountain are the
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the Hewitt Gang Temple,
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the Dubai Low temple and the Tng temple.
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Sorry, I also don't know how to pronounce them.
02:25 - 02:29
Um This mountain has served a purpose to act as a buddhist priest
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pilgrimage site.
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These sites can be used to practice their traditions along with
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all of the other things that they used to practice.
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Um
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And that's also typically what the temples are used for. two
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and then that is what it looks like.
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Mhm.
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Um And what are the differences between each of these landscapes? Um
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These are just a couple of the ones that I could think of
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off the top of my head.
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Um The differences are mountain,
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My natives are more open to accepting food from the tourist.
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This can insist that the people that live on Mount
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My are open to visitors more than mountain Joshua.
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Um But also on Mount Gilboa,
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the people on this mountain share their interactions
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with people who share the same religions.
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Um And this was mentioned with
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The 4000 to 5000 monks and nuns.
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Um And that is all I have, thank you so much
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um
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for listening. These are the references
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and that's about the sacred
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landscapes in china. Thank you so much
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