Located in Moscow, Russia, it is an Orthodox women's monastery and one of the most famous and important religious buildings in Moscow. Built in the 16th century, its name comes from the statue of the Virgin Mary enshrined in the monastery, which is said to have had miracles and is therefore revered as the "New Holy Maiden". It is not only a place for religious activities, but also a symbol of Russian history and culture. It was once a cemetery for the Tsar family, where many tsars and their family members were buried. The architectural style and interior decoration reflect the essence of traditional Russian religious art, and its exquisite murals and icons have high artistic value. Understand Russian religious culture and history.