六道珍皇寺評價

Liudao Zhenhuang Temple is the pagoda head of Jianren Temple (the small temple in the big temple), which is intimately called "Lao Liudao" by Kyoto people. Near the monastery was once a funeral stop for the dead to be buried in the Bird's Border (a Hill southeast of the capital), known as the Six Road Pass, which is regarded as the dividing line between the world and the underworld. Six Taos are Buddhist terms, referring to the six kinds of underworld that common beings have to go to because of their good and evil actions before they live - "hell, hungry ghosts, livestock, Asura, human world, heaven. Legend has it that the well next to the main hall is the entrance to the underworld. Oeno (a peace-time nobleman) served the Emperor in the daytime and at night was ordered by the King of Yan. He traveled between the world and the underworld through this entrance. Every year on August 7-10, "Six Ways of Worship" is held here, and "Welcome Bell" is sounded to guide the souls of ancestors to find their way home.

我覺得這個地方算是一個歷史古迹吧，但是對我來說我覺得很普通，主要是因為它的環境沒有一個代入感吧，就覺得還是在一個比較現代的環境當中的，所以沒有什麼感覺。

寺廟裡面感覺是小小的，不過寺廟裡面好像有一些文物還不錯吧，有一些像是文書或者匾額一樣的一些東西，還是比較值得一看的。我覺得也算是一個比較有歷史的地方。

這個地方覺得一般吧，可能是會有歷史在裏面的，但是這個環境就讓人覺得非常的普通的，沒有什麼興趣，也沒有那種非常古典的那種感覺吧，我覺得來不來無所謂。

感覺這裏還是不錯的，特別是有非常好的一個建築保留下來吧，而且這些建築感覺上也是有我們唐朝的建築的風格的，裏面非常的安靜，也非常的整潔。挺不錯的啦。

我自己還是很喜歡這個地方的，很安靜，而且感覺這裏面還是挺有文化感的，特別是在室內的部分展出了很多的文化上面的文物或者是藝術品吧。出乎我的意料吧。