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Sunlight shines on one of the 500 Arhat sculptures in a Buddhist temple in Nanfeng, China.
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English: Sunlight shines on one of the 500 Arhat sculptures in a Buddhist temple in Nanfeng, Jiangxi, China. Since its arrival in China in the Han Dynasty, Buddhism has been an important part of the Chinese folk religion, inspiring countless artistic creations like the sculptures in the photo.
中文（中国大陆）：阳光照射在南丰县地藏寺的 500 罗汉像中的一尊上。自从其于汉代传入中国，佛教就成为中国民俗宗教中的重要部分，为无数艺术创作提供灵感，如照片中的罗汉像。
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