--FILE--turisti di visitare un tempio buddista sulla montagna Wutaishan (o il monte Wutai) nella contea di Wutai, Xinzhou city, Northwest Chinas nella provincia di Shanxi, 17 SE
--FILE--Tourists visit a Buddhist temple on Wutaishan Mountain (or Mount Wutai) in Wutai county, Xinzhou city, northwest Chinas Shanxi province, 17 September 2012. Two temples on Mount Wutai, one of four sacred Buddhist mountains in China, have been shut down and six people arrested over illegal funding of the sites, the local administration bureau announced. Added to UNESCOs World Heritage List in 2009, Mount Wutai is home to about 50 Buddhist temples that were built between the 1st century AD and the early 20th century. Two illegal temples named Foguozhongxin and Temple for the God of Wealth were on Thursday (14 February 2013) reported to have hired fake monks to deceive tourists into donating money, buying expensive incense and paying unreasonable amounts for ceremonies. The Mount Wutai Administration Bureau on Friday closed the two temples and revoked their business licenses.
