Does copying the heart sutra count as copying the sutra?

Copying the heart sutra is not copying the sutra. Copying is just content and writing, copying is also content, writing is its own characteristic, copying is even a writing characteristic. In fact, the purpose is nothing more than two things. First, the heart must be calm, so that the heart can calm down and not be disturbed by external forces. I feel that copying the Heart Sutra will make everything smooth. Let's just believe it. Second, I want to practice calligraphy and improve my calligraphy. Copying highlights its own characteristics, and copying is generally extended from ancient inscriptions.

Xuanzang was a famous monk in the Tang Dynasty, the founder of Faxiangzong, and a native of Luoyang, Henan. His common name is Chen Yi and his legal name is Xuanzang. He was revered as the master of Sanzang, later known as the Tang Priest, and together with Kumarajiva and Zhen Zhen, he was called the three great translators of Buddhism in China.

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Xuanzang's translation is really concise and concise. At the same time, the fonts of this edition of calligraphy Heart Sutra are all rubbings of Ou Yangxun's calligraphy, which combines the beauty of China's regular script with Buddhist wisdom, and both calligraphy lovers and Buddhist believers will get the desired effect.