Wuying Temple

Wuying Buddhist College is located at the foot of Yan Kin Hill in Mandalay Province, Myanmar. It is a representative Buddhist college in Myanmar. It was originally a monastery and was renamed "Wuying Buddha" on June 5, 1990. "College", since then the Buddhist College opened many Buddhist classes, there are now more than 300 monks. The Buddhist College has opened Burmese, English, Pali, and so on. It has cultivated a large number of talents every year. The reason is that the abbot master Wu Zuodijia of the college is a prestigious master in Myanmar and a knowledgeable person The master of noble character; the second reason is that the master manages the college in an orderly and strict manner, and Wuying Buddhist College is also known throughout Myanmar. Since July 17, 2016, Chinese language teaching centers have been opened. Currently, there are 4 Chinese classes, which are grade one, grade one, grade three and grade five. The Chinese textbooks are edited by Beijing Chinese Language Academy, Jinan University Press "Chinese" series of textbooks, "Chinese for infants" and "Kindergarten Readers". The students are from 8 to 30 years old, and even the master abbot also learns Chinese in person. The master is a Ph.D. student who graduated from Paliman and has now learned the third grade of Chinese. Some of the monks at Wuying Temple ’s Chinese teaching site have passed the HSK Level 2, 3 and HSKK Intermediate exams.