Biography of Jigong

"Jigong" is a well-known deified figure in China. Incarnate as an Arhat, Jigong punishes evil and promotes good in the world, cures diseases and saves people. The common people regard him as a "living Buddha". After Jigong became a Buddha, his title was 28 characters long: "The Great Compassion, the Great Benevolence, the Great Wisdom, the Purple Gold Arhat, the Venerable Ana, the Divine Power of the Guangji Patriarch, the Three Yuan Zanhua Tianzun." Jigong praises the truth, goodness and beauty of the world in a witty, humorous and intelligent way, and uses it as a metaphor for the moral issues existing in today's society. It is an excellent work that is both educational and entertaining, embodying Chinese classical Buddhist culture and national color. In order to carry forward the essence of Chinese culture, purify people's hearts, and show historical stories of supernatural powers, the Biography of Jigong was born. This book vividly portrays Jigong's benevolence, justice, and willingness to fight against injustice. By describing the grudges between gods and demons, it reflects the sadness and deplorability of real life. The spirit of Jigong commends social justice and advocates the values ​​of fairness and justice, which is of great significance to readers. This book is written in the form of classical chapters, with a total of 22 chapters, and each chapter has an independent story. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.