The Buddha Said, "What's the Point of Asking Me? I Forget to Say Anything." the Branches Are Full of Flowers in Spring, and the Moon Is Full in the Sky.

In 1985, Qian Liqun, Huang Ziping, and Chen Pingyuan, known as the "Three Musketeers of Yanyuan", jointly proposed the concept of "20th Century Chinese Literature", advocating a holistic perspective to trace the origins of modern and contemporary Chinese literature to the late Qing Dynasty, and opening up the three periods of "modern literature", "modern literature" and "contemporary literature", which aroused strong response from the academic community. The "Man on Culture Series" is a concrete manifestation of this concept, and the selected prose is full of cultural significance and full of fun. "Buddha, Buddha, Taoism, and Taoism" contains articles on Buddhism and Taoism by writers such as Xu Dishan and Zhou Zuoren. The poetic language expresses the spirit of Buddhism and Taoism, and reflects the writers' tolerant mentality and desire to seek understanding. The descriptions of Master Hongyi and Master Manshu in the book make people more interested in these eminent monks with legendary experiences. The narrated story brings a sense of tranquility and elegance!