The ten volumes of the book are divided into "Ten Essentials": the first essential is "Essential Interpretation of Amitabha" by Ou Yi in the Ming Dynasty; the second essential is "Repentance and Vows of Rebirth in the Pure Land" and "Two Doors of Practicing Vows to Resolve Doubts" in Zunshi of the Song Dynasty; the third essential is "The Gate of the First Heart Samadhi of Contemplating the Infinite Life Sutra" and the "Ritual of Practical Vows for Accepting and Upholding the Sutras of Amitabha" written by Zhiyi in the Sui Dynasty; "Doubtful Theory"; the fifth point, Fei Xi of the Tang Dynasty, "The Treatise on the Samadhi of the Treasure King"; the sixth point, Tianru Weize of the Yuan Dynasty, "Pure Land or Questions"; the seventh point, Fanqi of the Ming Dynasty, "Xizhai Pure Land Poetry"; the eighth point, Miao Ye, the Ming Dynasty, "The Treatise on the Samadhi of the Treasure King"; the ninth point, Youxi of the Ming Dynasty, "The Theory of the Pure Land without Life"; the tenth point, the Ming Dynasty Yuan Hongdao's "Western Comprehensive Theory". This time, it is based on the 1936 Honghua Society edition and has been re-punctuated and arranged according to modern standards. It has high academic value and can also be used as a carrier of Buddhist culture to promote readers' in-depth understanding of traditional Chinese culture.
