河南省佛教协会9月4日发文，全文如下： 守法遵规 正心持戒 维护禅宗祖庭清净庄严 释永信（原名刘应成）涉嫌刑事犯罪 ，挪用侵占项目资金寺院资产；严重违反佛教戒律，长期与多名女 性保持不正当关系并育有私生子。 目前正在接受多部门联合调查。 版权声明 证券时报各平台所有原创内容，未经书面授权，任何单位及个人不得转载。我社保留追 究相关 行 为主体 法律责任的权利。 转载与合作可联系证券时报小助理，微信ID：SecuritiesTimes END 点击关键字可查看 潜望系列深度报道丨 股事会专栏 丨 投资小红书 丨 e公司调查 丨 时报会客厅 丨 十大明星私募访谈 丨 重大调整！中国企业赴美上市受影响！ 丨 大涨！暂停交易！特朗普家族大消息 丨 事关降息！美 联储，大消息！ 丨 油价，突然跳水！ 丨 605255，9连板！300668，尾盘异动！ 丨 黄金，再创历 史新高！ 丨 英国资产，全线闪崩！ 丨 爆买！超1万亿港元！ 丨 特斯拉，重大转向！ 丨 A股，回 调！这些板块逆市走强 丨 约2.3万亿元！A股新纪录！ 丨 突发！002538，被证监会立案 丨 暴跌腰 斩！000851，16连跌停板！提示退市风险 丨 ...

7月27日，少林寺管理处发布情况通报：少林寺住持释永信涉嫌刑事犯罪，挪用侵占项目资金寺院资产；严重违反佛教戒 律，长期与多名女性保持不正当关系并育有私生子。目前正在接受多部门联合调查。有关情况将及时向社会公布。 9月4日，河南省佛教协会发文《守法遵规，正心持戒，维护禅宗祖庭清净庄严》表示，释永信长期担任少林寺住持，本 应潜心修行、立身为范，率众持戒、弘扬佛法，传承禅宗法脉，守护祖庭清净，然而其目无国法、罔顾教规，六根不 净、追名逐利，肆意妄为、屡破底线，背弃了正信正行的沙门传统，枉费了广大僧众的追随信任，辜负了党和政府的培 养重托。 释永信所作所为性质恶劣、影响极坏，不仅葬送了个人的法身慧命、伤害了僧众的淳朴信仰，而且侵蚀了佛教的健康肌 体、影响了河南省的良好形象。释永信行止失范、底线失守，自种孽因、终食恶果，已被撤销少林寺住持职务，注销教 职人员备案和戒牒。 河南省佛教协会坚决拥护、坚定支持对释永信的依法依规严肃处理，带领全省佛教界深刻反思警醒，深刻汲取教训，深 刻对照整改。持续在全省佛教界深入开展"坚持中国化·同心正道行"教育活动，教育引导广大教职人员像爱护眼睛一样守 护戒律，提升宗教修为，秉持道德素养， ...

据"河南省民族宗教委"官微9月4日消息，释永信（原名刘应成）涉嫌刑事犯罪，挪用侵占项 目资金寺院资产；严重违反佛教戒律，长期与多名女性保持不正当关系并育有私生子。目前 正在接受多部门联合调查。 释永信长期担任少林寺住持，本应潜心修行、立身为范，率众持戒、弘扬佛法，传承禅宗法 脉，守护祖庭清净，然而 其目无国法、罔顾教规，六根不净、追名逐利，肆意妄为、屡破底 线， 背弃了正信正行的沙门传统，枉费了广大僧众的追随信任，辜负了党和政府的培养重 托。 释永信所作所为性质恶劣、影响极坏，不仅葬送了个人的法身慧命、伤害了僧众的淳朴 信仰，而且侵蚀了佛教的健康肌体、影响了我省的良好形象。 释永信行止失范、底线失守， 自种孽因、终食恶果，已被撤销少林寺住持职务，注销教职人员备案和戒牒。 河南省佛教协会坚决拥护、坚定支持对释永信的依法依规严肃处理，带领全省佛教界深刻反 思警醒，深刻汲取教训，深刻对照整改。 持续在全省佛教界深入开展"坚持中国化·同心正道 行"教育活动，教育引导广大教职人员像爱护眼睛一样守护戒律，提升宗教修为，秉持道德素 养，让佛教回归闻思修行、弘法利生的本质，让佛门保持明心见性、清净庄严的浓厚氛围。 坚持从严治 ...

Core Viewpoint - The discovery of the Mo'er Temple site in Xinjiang, which has been selected as one of the "Top Ten Archaeological Discoveries of 2024," provides significant evidence of the development of Buddhism in China from the Han to the Tang dynasties, showcasing the integration of Buddhist culture with Chinese culture [3][9][17]. Summary by Sections Archaeological Findings - The Mo'er Temple site, located northeast of Kashgar, features two prominent earthen pagodas, one round and one square, which have stood for over 1,800 years [5][6]. - Since the initiation of the archaeological project in 2019, researchers have uncovered a wealth of structures, including 18 individual buildings with a total of 62 rooms, covering an area of 4,600 square meters and yielding thousands of artifacts [5][9]. - The site reflects a blend of architectural styles from India, Gandhara, Central Asia, and local Chinese influences, indicating a rich cultural exchange along the Silk Road [5][6]. Historical Context - The Mo'er Temple site is recognized as the earliest and most well-preserved large-scale earthen Buddhist temple site in the westernmost region of China, filling a gap in the historical and archaeological understanding of Buddhism in the ancient Shule region [9][10]. - The mainstream view suggests that Buddhism was introduced to Xinjiang around the 1st century BC, with significant historical figures like Faxian and Xuanzang praising the Buddhist practices in Shule [9][10]. Cultural Significance - The evolution of the temple's layout from the 1st to the 10th century illustrates the adaptability and integration of Buddhist practices within Chinese culture, providing crucial archaeological evidence for the multicultural interactions along the Silk Road [6][9]. - The findings at the Mo'er Temple site, including animal bones and plant remains, support historical accounts of monastic life and dietary practices, further enriching the understanding of the cultural dynamics in the region [10][11]. Future Developments - Following its recognition, plans are underway to open the Mo'er Temple site to the public, aiming to enhance cultural heritage education and promote the historical significance of the site [15][17].

Core Insights - The article highlights the announcement of the top ten archaeological discoveries in China for 2024, emphasizing the significance and value of various archaeological sites [1] Group 1: Archaeological Discoveries - The Xiantang site in Zhejiang is identified as China's earliest agricultural settlement, revealing a settlement structure from around 9000 years ago, showcasing various archaeological features that provide insights into early agricultural societies [2] - The Lin Tiao site in Gansu, excavated over 101 years, has uncovered a large settlement from the Majiayao culture, featuring a unique triple rectangular layout and a significant pottery production area, shedding light on the origins of civilization in the upper Yellow River region around 4800 years ago [2] - The Panlongcheng site in Hubei is recognized as a crucial stronghold of the Shang Dynasty, with evidence suggesting it remained significant during the mid-Shang period, potentially serving as a conduit for bronze technology to the Sanxingdui site [2][3] Group 2: Cultural Significance - The Wuwangdun No. 1 tomb in Anhui is highlighted as a benchmark for studying Chu culture, showcasing advanced engineering and artistic achievements, with a large burial area and unique artifacts that reflect the cultural exchange between the Central Plains and Chu [4] - The Mo'er Temple site in Xinjiang, excavated for six years, reveals the early stages of Buddhist architecture in China, illustrating the transition of Buddhist culture from India through Central Asia to the Chinese mainland [5]