Xǔduō Fójiào sìmiào de jiànzhú shàng kè yǒu wàn zì.
Many Buddhist temple buildings are carved with the swastika symbol.
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The 卍 symbol has been used in Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism for thousands of years as a symbol of good fortune and eternity. It is distinct from the Nazi swastika (which is rotated 45 degrees). In China it remains a common religious motif with no negative connotations.
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卍wàn
Buddhist swastika; auspicious symbol
Atomic Buddhist auspicious symbol, four bent arms radiating from a central crux, an ancient solar emblem in Hindu, Jain and Buddhist traditions. Assigned the reading wàn (ten thousand) by Empress Wu Zetian in the 7th century, fixing it as a graphic synonym for boundless blessing. Not decomposable.
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