
Local de inúmeras expeculações e muita história deturpada...
Mas este local é conhecido como "Bei Siu Lam" ou "Shaolin do Norte" (Siu Lam do Norte)
Surely you've seen the photo up in some Kung Fu movie like the anthological "Shaolin Temple" launched Jet Li as a STAR.
For just as the name of this movie says, this is the Shaolin Temple.
There are numerous misleading and a lot of history ...
But this place is known as "Bei Shaolin" or "Northern Shaolin ( Northern Siu Lam)
Acontece que o templo shaolin do norte, tem grande apelo turístico devido exatamente a um feitiche ocidental pelas imagens dos filmes. Dessa forma, o governo tirou proveito desta fama para fazer com que o estrangeiro experencie o dia-a-dia de um monge shaolin!
The Moy Yat Clan was not present in "Bei Shaolin", but in "Nam Siu Lam", or "Southern Shaolin (South Siu Lam ).
It turns out that the Shaolin temple in the north, has great tourist appeal due exactly one feitiche by Western film images. Thus, the government took advantage of this fame to make the foreign experence the day-to-day of a Shaolin monk
The same was attempted with the Southern Shaolin, site visited by the Moy Yat Clant. But due to some factors such as the difficulty of access to the site, the Chinese government has set aside this complex, which is now maintained by its own residents.
Si Fu always says that in his travels following his own Si Fu, and my Si Gung. Tourism was never his goal. And certainly, this is a principle shared by the entire Moy Yat Sang clan , which is led by Master Leo Imamura.
This trip had a purpose almost archaeological, visiting and registering locations referenced throughout the generations as belonging to the history of our system, so far known only through oral tradition, but never before imaging.
Therefore, one should not commit the blunder of confusing the two complexes with both Shaolin being only commercial.