light, the coastal land in Quangang, Quanzhou, is still sleeping quietly, the Qingyuan temple in the mountainside street has raised green smoke.
in the kitchen near Qingyuan nunnery, the 22 year old da Zhen master is busy cooking firewood and washing vegetables, making breakfast for 23 "brothers and sisters" at home. In the center of the Buddha Hall, several older children were already doing morning lessons. They chanted Buddhist scriptures to the Buddha and saluted their children. They also learned to kowtow and kowtow.
the smoke curls up, the Buddha is happy and auspicious, the master of the golden meditation sits in front of the nunnery, feeding milk powder to the child in his arms, and the chanting of the children makes her feel serene. In this common home in Qingyuan nunnery, children are kissing [url=http://renwuku.news.ifeng.com/index/detail/458/redi:21i0d1b7] hot [/url:21i0d1b7] calling her "Aun" - she is the common mother of these abandoned children. In 27 years, she adopted 24 "Nei dolls", and the villagers called her "Bodhisattva".
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"there are 24 children, 3 boys and 21 girls in the nunnery. The oldest is Chien Hsiung. She is 27 years old and the youngest is 1. She was nine in September last year. Children basically have health problems, some carry big three yang, some have congenital disabilities, and families do not want to. Jin Chan Master said.
the children adopted in Qingyuan nunnery are basically abandoned babies, some are secretly placed in front of the nunnery in the late night, some are unable to deal with the Civil Affairs Department, after consultation, the children abandoned in the hospital are sent here.
"the experience of each adoption of a child was a shock to me. The latest adoption was in the 9th day of the ninth month of the Chinese lunar calendar last year. A door opened in the morning and saw 'side' was abandoned at the entrance of the nunnery. She had congenital albinism. She was very weak. It was dangerous to live in time."
the golden Zen master is the abbot of Qingyuan, thin and black, with deep wrinkles on his forehead. The reporter talked to her, she said little, but listened with a sincere smile. Several children snuggled up to her, and her eyes were kindly and pitiful. She is 58 years old and has lived in this small village in the countryside of Quanzhou for 56 years.