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Caoxi Road (Chinese: 漕溪路; pinyin:
Cáoxī Lù) is a
station on
Shanghai Metro Line 3. The
station opened on 26
December 2000 as part of the
initial section...
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reconstructed in 1906. The
Cathedral is
located on what is now
known as
North Caoxi Road and is
still referred to in
English as the St.
Ignatius Cathedral....
- Line 4 to the
Shanghai Indoor Stadium station. The
Caoxi Road
Public Transport Hub as well as
Caoxi Road Station, part of
Metro Line 3, is
located just...
- pensilis)
believed to be 400 to 500
years old in the temple.
Inside the
Caoxi Gate (曹溪门), a
plaque with the
Chinese characters "Nanhua Chan Temple" (南华禅寺)...
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reinterpretation that the "Cao"
represents not Caoshan, but
rather "****neng of
Caoxi temple" 曹渓慧能 (Sōkei Enō); zh:曹溪慧能). The
branch that was
founded by Caoshan...
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because of his
first encounter with his teacher, ****neng. On a
visit to
Caoxi (漕溪),
where ****neng's
Nanhua Temple is located,
Yongjia was
convinced to...
- center, line 3
roughly follows the
Inner Ring Road
around the city from
Caoxi Road to
Zhongtan Road (where it
turns eastwards to join the
route of the...
- (Chinese: 上海电影博物馆) is a
museum in Shanghai, China,
located at 595
North Caoxi Road in Xu**** District. The
exhibition area is 15,000
square meters. Combining...
- Ricci, Schall, and
Verbiest (top row) Xu's
statue in Xujia****, on
North Caoxi Road Xu's tomb in Shanghai's
Guangqi Park
Introduction to Astronomy, translated...
- "Cáodòng" as a
union of "Dongshan" and "Caoshan". The "Cao" may also be from
Cáoxī (曹溪), the "mountain-name" of ****neng, the
Sixth Ancestor of Chan, as Caoshan...
