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Help the living Buddha and the public.

Jigong (1130-1209), formerly known as Li Xiuyuan, was a monk in the Southern Song Dynasty and a native of Yongning Village in Tiantai Mountain. He is a broken hat, a broken fan, a broken shoe and a dirty dress. He seems to be crazy. He first became a monk in Lingyin Temple, then lived in Jingci Temple.

Gong is not bound by precepts, likes wine and meat, and behaves like a madman. He is a learned and versatile monk. It is listed as the fiftieth ancestor of Zen Buddhism and the sixth ancestor of Yangqi School. He is the author of Quotations of Carving Peaks and many poems, which are mainly included in the Records of Jingci Temple and the Brahma Records of Mount Tai. Knowing medical skills, he cured many incurable diseases for the people. He is good at fighting against injustice and killing people to save lives.

It is unusual to help the public with madness, to be honest and clean. There are bamboo slips of contemporary poet and monk and his anthology "Collection of Northern Bamboo Slips" as evidence. Ju Jian is the nephew of Jigong. When visiting Chicheng Mountain, he called a cliff on the mountain "Jishuyan". After the death of Jigong, kiku wrote an inscription for the Fiona Fang stupa in the lake, which was another name of Jigong. As a Zen monk, Jigong wrote ten volumes of Quotations from the Peak and many poems. Like Han Shan, Feng Gan and Shide, he was influenced by both Zen and Taoist seclusion. The difference is that he is also a folk ranger, which makes him unique among many Buddhist disciples. This is related to his study in Chicheng Mountain, where he practiced Buddhism and Taoism since childhood, and was influenced by the folk customs of "Taizhou-style car-scrapping". Linjiang county

-Li Xiuyuan (Jigong)

When did porridge serve dinner? Leather bags are difficult to treat.

This body is so ignorant that it reaches the abdomen after entering the throat, and then it is hungry in the blink of an eye.

Only stubborn monks, be sure to drink three cups slowly.

In winter, I still wear summer clothes. Although my appearance is ugly, my heart has not been lost. Master Hongyi, a moral monk.

Master Hongyi: (1880 ~ 1942) A famous Buddhist monk in Nanshan, Zhongxing, Republic of China. A native of Pinghu, Zhejiang Province, the common surname is Li, whose name is Guanghou, and whose name is Uncle Tong. Also known as Chengxi, the word cherishes frost. There are many other departments. He is charming and mellow. Besides poems and songs, he is especially good at calligraphy and painting, seal cutting, and calligraphy is quite secret in the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties. At the age of twenty-six, he traveled to Japan, entered Ueno Art School to study music, and founded Chunliu Drama Club, which was a pioneer of China's new drama movement. After returning to China, he taught at Tianjin Institute of Technology. Later, he went to Shanghai to preside over the Pacific newspaper and publicize the revolution through calligraphy and painting. At the invitation of Zhejiang First Normal University, he presided over the painting department and music department for seven years, introduced western drama, music and painting, and set a precedent.

In the seventh year of the Republic of China (19 18), at the age of thirty-nine, he gave away all his books, calligraphy and paintings, sealed the stones carved in his life in the stone wall of Xiling Press, and published the word "seal and hide" there. He became a monk in Daci Temple in Hangzhou and made a gift for Wu Weishi. Soon after, he got an anklet in Lingyin Temple in Hangzhou, and his dharma name was also named Hongyi. The teacher lamented that those who are often criticized by the world for not obeying the commandments are willing to study them all their lives. Beginners teach French, and then specialize in Nanshan law. I came to the bitter end, stepped on straw sandals, shouldered the burden, traveled around, spread the classics and spread the Dharma, and stayed in southern Fujian for the longest time. In the sixteenth year of the Republic of China, he wrote to the governor of Hangzhou to stop the discussion of "destroying Buddha". In 25 years of the Republic of China, the Sunlight Rock on Gulangyu Island was closed, and more than 10,000 volumes of Tibetan scriptures were collected overseas. Later, he was sent to Fushou Temple in Yongchun and Fukurinji in Quanzhou. In his later years, he was named the old man in Yat Sen and the old man in 2 1 year. In October, 1931, he died in Wenling Nursing Home in Jinjiang. He was sixty-three and twenty-four.

In my life, I admire Master Yinguang so much that he doesn't accept disciples or advocate the temple style, but becomes attached to people through writing. Its pure, quiet, detached and sincere demeanor has had a great influence on the Buddhist community since the Republic of China. He is the author of Notes on Tuomi Art, Notes on Four Buddhist Monks, Cool Songs, Hua Yan Ji Lian, Notes on Jieben and Jiemo, Notes on Four Jieben and Ancestors of Nanshan Road, etc. Here is a collection of Master Hongyi's teachings handed down from generation to generation. say goodbye to

Li Shutong

Outside the pavilion, beside the ancient road, the grass is blue.

The evening breeze blows the flute, and the sunset is beyond the mountain.

The horizon, the horizon, intimate friends are half scattered.

A pot of turbid wine will make you happy, so don't go to Meng Han tonight.

Sacrifice to Master Hongyi

-Raise your eyebrows

A strange man in the world, a real sex man,

After a warm dream, the blue light turned into the world of mortals.