Talk:Ling Yen Mountain Temple (Richmond)
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[edit] Large vs. Largest
I was always told that Lingyen Mountain Temple is the largest in North America, and several local newspapers have reported that it is the largest. I have changed "largest" to "very large" for the time being, until I can find out for sure which one is largest. Lingyen sits on a very large agricultural land reserve, so maybe in terms of land owned it is the largest, while the actual temple area may be smaller than that of the one in California. I will look into it. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Raindreamer (talk • contribs)
