shíkūsì
cave temple
石窟寺 shíkūsì
- cave temple
- A type of Buddhist temple architecture carved directly into mountainsides or cliffs. This style flourished in China from the 4th century to the Tang Dynasty, often featuring elaborate Buddhist sculptures or wall paintings. Notable examples include the Dunhuang, Yungang, and Longmen caves.
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- 座 zuò