Located in the hills of Beijing’s Fangshan district, the ruins of the Cross Monastery (十字寺, Shizi Si) seem unremarkable at first glance—just two ancient ginkgo trees and two weathered stone steles standing quietly in the grass.
In a novel by jiro isada called le Roman de la cité interdite in French, Soukyuu no Subaru (蒼穹の昴) in Japanese there is a long passage on the history of this place. Thanks for the post.
In a novel by jiro isada called le Roman de la cité interdite in French, Soukyuu no Subaru (蒼穹の昴) in Japanese there is a long passage on the history of this place. Thanks for the post.
Fascinating!