This sound is the Yuan He Miao Yin that Master Hong Sheng took advantage of during Master Hong Sheng's overseas trip to the four sacred Buddhist mountains in China from 2016 to 2018, and was recorded immediately by accompanying personnel. There is an endless stream of visitors to ancient temples and scenic spots. Although the sound is slightly disturbing, it does not hinder listening, but makes it closer to the actual experience.

This sound is the Yuan He Miao Yin that Master Hong Sheng took advantage of during Master Hong Sheng's overseas trip to the four sacred Buddhist mountains in China from 2016 to 2018, and was recorded immediately by accompanying personnel. There is an endless stream of visitors to ancient temples and scenic spots. Although the sound is slightly disturbing, it does not hinder listening, but makes it closer to the actual experience.

This sound is the Yuan He Miao Yin that Master Hong Sheng took advantage of during Master Hong Sheng's overseas trip to the four sacred Buddhist mountains in China from 2016 to 2018, and was recorded immediately by accompanying personnel. There is an endless stream of visitors to ancient temples and scenic spots. Although the sound is slightly disturbing, it does not hinder listening, but makes it closer to the actual experience.

This sound is the Yuan He Miao Yin that Master Hong Sheng took advantage of during Master Hong Sheng's overseas trip to the four sacred Buddhist mountains in China from 2016 to 2018, and was recorded immediately by accompanying personnel. There is an endless stream of visitors to ancient temples and scenic spots. Although the sound is slightly disturbing, it does not hinder listening, but makes it closer to the actual experience.

This sound is the Yuan He Miao Yin that Master Hong Sheng took advantage of during Master Hong Sheng's overseas trip to the four sacred Buddhist mountains in China from 2016 to 2018, and was recorded immediately by accompanying personnel. There is an endless stream of visitors to ancient temples and scenic spots. Although the sound is slightly disturbing, it does not hinder listening, but makes it closer to the actual experience.

This sound is the Yuan He Miao Yin that Master Hong Sheng took advantage of during Master Hong Sheng's overseas trip to the four sacred Buddhist mountains in China from 2016 to 2018, and was recorded immediately by accompanying personnel. There is an endless stream of visitors to ancient temples and scenic spots. Although the sound is slightly disturbing, it does not hinder listening, but makes it closer to the actual experience.

This sound is the Yuan He Miao Yin that Master Hong Sheng took advantage of during Master Hong Sheng's overseas trip to the four sacred Buddhist mountains in China from 2016 to 2018, and was recorded immediately by accompanying personnel. There is an endless stream of visitors to ancient temples and scenic spots. Although the sound is slightly disturbing, it does not hinder listening, but makes it closer to the actual experience.

This sound is the Yuan He Miao Yin that Master Hong Sheng took advantage of during Master Hong Sheng's overseas trip to the four sacred Buddhist mountains in China from 2016 to 2018, and was recorded immediately by accompanying personnel. There is an endless stream of visitors to ancient temples and scenic spots. Although the sound is slightly disturbing, it does not hinder listening, but makes it closer to the actual experience.

This sound is the Yuan He Miao Yin that Master Hong Sheng took advantage of during Master Hong Sheng's overseas trip to the four sacred Buddhist mountains in China from 2016 to 2018, and was recorded immediately by accompanying personnel. There is an endless stream of visitors to ancient temples and scenic spots. Although the sound is slightly disturbing, it does not hinder listening, but makes it closer to the actual experience.

This sound is the Yuan He Miao Yin that Master Hong Sheng took advantage of during Master Hong Sheng's overseas trip to the four sacred Buddhist mountains in China from 2016 to 2018, and was recorded immediately by accompanying personnel. There is an endless stream of visitors to ancient temples and scenic spots. Although the sound is slightly disturbing, it does not hinder listening, but makes it closer to the actual experience.