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Biography of Jigong
This product mainly tells the legend of Jigong Living Buddha who went crazy and encouraged good deeds, which has been widely circulated among the people since the Southern Song Dynasty. Jigong is not only a crazy monk who eats meat, drinks alcohol, and doesn't stick to trivial details, but he is also an ideal monk who is humorous and witty and likes to help others in times of crisis. He acted chivalrously and righteously, helped those in danger and those in need, and eradicated violence and peac
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Complete Biography of Jigong
During the Southern Song Dynasty, Li Xiuyuan, the son of Li Maochun, the Jiedu envoy in Beijing, was originally an Arhat descending from the Western Heaven. He became a monk at the age of eighteen and became a monk with the Buddhist name Daoji. Dong Shihong hanged himself in search of his daughter but was rescued by Jigong. He managed to reunite father and daughter and cured the eye disease of Zhao Wenhui and Su Beishan's mother. Guang Liang, the supervisor of the temple, burned the stele tower
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Complete Biography of Jigong (4)
"The Complete Biography of Jigong" is a popular vernacular novel since the middle of the Qing Dynasty. Through vivid and rich plots, it creates a monk who is humorous, unruly, crazy, but omniscient and powerful. This unique comic image of Jigong is welcomed and loved by countless readers. Jigong is "specialized in the injustice of the world." As a hero who punishes evil and helps those in need, Jigong is unique in ancient Chinese novels. He appears in a funny face and is a comic hero. By portray
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Complete Biography of Jigong (3)
"The Complete Biography of Jigong" is a popular vernacular novel since the middle of the Qing Dynasty. Through vivid and rich plots, it creates a monk who is humorous, unruly, crazy, but omniscient and powerful. This unique comic image of Jigong is welcomed and loved by countless readers. Jigong is "specialized in the injustice of the world." As a hero who punishes evil and helps those in need, Jigong is unique in ancient Chinese novels. He appears in a funny face and is a comic hero. By portray
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Complete Biography of Jigong (2)
"The Complete Biography of Jigong" is a popular vernacular novel since the middle of the Qing Dynasty. Through vivid and rich plots, it creates a monk who is humorous, unruly, crazy, but omniscient and powerful. This unique comic image of Jigong is welcomed and loved by countless readers. Jigong is "specialized in the injustice of the world." As a hero who punishes evil and helps those in need, Jigong is unique in ancient Chinese novels. He appears in a funny face and is a comic hero. By portray
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Complete Biography of Jigong(1)
"The Complete Biography of Jigong" is a popular vernacular novel since the middle of the Qing Dynasty. Through vivid and rich plots, it creates a monk who is humorous, unruly, crazy, but omniscient and powerful. This unique comic image of Jigong is welcomed and loved by countless readers. Jigong is "specialized in the injustice of the world." As a hero who punishes evil and helps those in need, Jigong is unique in ancient Chinese novels. He appears in a funny face and is a comic hero. By portray
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The Complete Biography of Jigong (Original Version)
The appearance of madness hides compassion for the world; the absurd behavior implies wisdom and kindness. "The Complete Biography of Jigong" (original version) is a legendary novel full of fireworks, based on the various anecdotes and strange events of the "Living Buddha Jigong" in the Southern Song Dynasty. Wearing a robe, he moves freely, but he can call upon the wind and rain, and subjugate demons and demons. He often walks around the market in a crazy manner, making constant jokes, but behi
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Complete Biography of Jigong
The most powerful "crazy critic" holy monk in the Southern Song Dynasty appears! He wears broken shoes and a broken hat, shakes his fan, and keeps dog meat and wine in hand, but he specializes in treating evil and corrupt officials. The cool operations such as turning stones into gold and traveling to the underworld are comparable to the ancient version of "Doctor Strange". On the surface, they are absurd and nonsensical, but at their core, they are the Zen concept of "wine and meat pass through
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Complete Biography of Jigong (Original Work)
There is a crazy monk in this world, with torn shoes, a torn hat, and a torn cassock. He is shaking a rotten cattail leaf fan in his hand and a wine gourd hanging on his waist. He is crazy all day long, but he can turn stones into gold, bring the dead back to life, conquer demons, and play games in the world! He is - "Living Buddha Jigong"! This is the reincarnation of Arhat, but he wants to save people crazy! Jigong seems crazy and stupid, but in fact he has great supernatural powers. He plays
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Complete Biography of Jigong
"The Complete Biography of Jigong" is a long chapter-length novel about gods and demons written by Guo Xiaoting in the Qing Dynasty. It was written during the Guangxu period and has a total of 240 chapters. The work is based on Monk Daoji, an eminent Zen monk of the Southern Song Dynasty, creating an image of a handsome monk with "torn shoes and a torn hat" and telling his legendary story of playing with the world, punishing evil and promoting good. The whole book unfolds more than 80 public cas
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