China, The Grottoes of the Bingling Temple

The video explores the Yellow River, China's second longest river, highlighting its geographical significance and cultural importance. It delves into the Bingling Temple, a series of grottos with Buddhist sculptures, detailing its historical development over centuries. The temple's artistic styles reflect various Chinese dynasties, and its remote location makes it accessible only by boat during certain seasons. Preservation efforts include a dam built to protect the grottos.

Which river is known as the Mother River by the Chinese people?

• Yellow River

• Pearl River

• Mekong River

• Yangtze River

What does 'Bingling' mean in the Tibetan language?

• Hundred Thousand Buddhas

• Ten Thousand Buddhas

• Million Buddhas

• Thousand Buddhas

During which dynasty did the construction of the first grotto at Bingling Temple begin?

• Western Kin Kingdom

• Ming Dynasty

• Tang Dynasty

• Song Dynasty

What is the height of the great Maitreya Buddha at Bingling Temple?

• 50 meters

• 35 meters

• 27 meters

• 15 meters

How can visitors reach the Bingling Temple during summer and fall?

• By boat via the Leo Jaxia reservoir

• By road

• By train

• By helicopter