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| − | Principally a place of training and learning, rather than a place of beauty, the decorating style of the White Pagoda is quite minimal - things have spare, clean lines, nothing is *ugly* in any way, but it's the aesthetic of someone who has higher priorities than art. The gardens are somewhat extensive than the Green, and are suited for | + | Principally a place of training and learning, rather than a place of beauty, the decorating style of the White Pagoda is quite minimal - things have spare, clean lines, nothing is *ugly* in any way, but it's the aesthetic of someone who has higher priorities than art. The gardens are somewhat more extensive than at the Green Pagoda, and are suited for Activity (perhaps sparring, perhaps running...). |
The White Pagoda was the place of Master Zhou, before he was lost. Now only one monk tends it, named [[Yanzi]]. | The White Pagoda was the place of Master Zhou, before he was lost. Now only one monk tends it, named [[Yanzi]]. | ||
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Revision as of 22:32, 15 May 2011
Principally a place of training and learning, rather than a place of beauty, the decorating style of the White Pagoda is quite minimal - things have spare, clean lines, nothing is *ugly* in any way, but it's the aesthetic of someone who has higher priorities than art. The gardens are somewhat more extensive than at the Green Pagoda, and are suited for Activity (perhaps sparring, perhaps running...).
The White Pagoda was the place of Master Zhou, before he was lost. Now only one monk tends it, named Yanzi.
