Wearing a tattered robe, an old cattail leaf fan, and a pot of old wine - this crazy figure walking through the streets of the Southern Song Dynasty has been circulating in China for 800 years. He was a descendant of the Yang Qi sect, the fiftieth ancestor of Zen Buddhism, but he was addicted to wine and meat and broke the rules, so he was called "Jidian" by his contemporaries; he was Li Xiuyuan, an orphan from an official family, but he gave up his fame and found his true heart in the morning bells and evening drums of Lingyin Temple. From the young boy studying by the Zhe River on Tiantai, to the monk secretary who sacrificed his life to become a monk in Jingci Temple, from the doctor who cured the common people's illnesses, to the knight-errant who fought against the powerful, Jigong's life was a legend that transcended monks and secular people.
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