room
1. house, usually refers to the study, study room, restaurant or shop: books ~. Chat ~. Rongbao ~ 2 Before a sacrifice or ceremony, keep a clean heart: ~ quit. Seal ~ (also called "Eight Houses"). ~ month. ~ altar. ~ yes. ~ fruit. 3. Vegetarian food eaten by believers and Taoists such as Buddhism and Taoism: ~ rice. ~ don. Eat ~ 4 Send meals to monks: ~ monks.
Be a vegetarian.
We are walking monks. When we meet Zhuang Hua, we look for fasting in the right place. -Journey to the West
Another example: fast food (food for monks and nuns); Fasting (food for worshipping gods and buddhas)
study Such as: learning; Dongzhai; Fasting hall (place for reading, resting, thinking and fasting)
Houses, mostly school houses. Such as Zhaifang (school house; Learning); Yangxinzhai; Zhai Chang (She Chang). Refers to the supervisor of the old school dormitory)
It refers to activities such as worshipping Buddha and confessing, chanting and praying for blessings.
Now that I am a high official, you are far away from the world and sent some monks and priests to be at the mercy of monks. -Tang Yuanzhen's "Send Sorrow"
Another example: fasting (offering sacrifices)
Short for fasting palace.
The king fasted in the palace, and the officials were in charge of affairs for three days each. -"Mandarin"
Store name. Today, there are Rong Baozhai in Beijing and Caizhizhai in Suzhou.
shape
Solemn; polite
Jie Zhai, an echo. -Song Yu's "Ode to the Disciple"
Another example: Zhai Ru (serious and cautious); Zhai Ming (omniscient and unbiased); Zhai Zhuang (Zhengzheng Zhuang Jing); Zhai Su (single-minded Zhuang Jing)
Zhaisu
(1). Solemn and cautious. Han Bangu's "White Tiger Tongming": "The eldest son is born, so give it: make the scholar inherit it, and have a vegetarian diet, which is a suburb." "History of Qing Dynasty Draft Lezhi IV": "Zhai Su is respectful and gentle, and the golden hook is green."
Fasting speed
Zhuang Jingmei. "Songs of the South, Nine Songs, Priestess of Death": "I am quick with you, leading the emperor to nine pits." Zhai has a book called Qi. There are many sayings about the altar, such as Wang Yi's note: "Fasting, abstinence; Speed, disease. " Zhu Note: "Everything is fast, neat and quick." Wang Fuzhi explained: "Zhai, Qi also; Speed, the word is suddenly changed. " In Qing Dynasty, Yu Yue thought that the word "fast food" was related to the word "modest appearance". The meanings of "Qi Kuai" and "Fasting" in the Book of Rites Jade Algae are not consistent. See "Qi Si".
Zuozhai
Fasting is also called "fasting", and there are "one day and one night", "one day and two nights" to "seven days and eight nights", depending on the economic ability of the host family. The simplest one is called "three mornings to relieve suffering", commonly known as "midnight light" and "duck's paw fasting", which only lasts for one night. It belongs to Hakka funeral custom.