Tang Priest, a layman surnamed Chen, is from Luoyang, Henan. Nicknamed "Xuanzang", he was honored as "Master Sanzang". He is called "Tang Priest" and nicknamed "Jiang Liuer" in the secular world. One of the protagonists in China's four classical masterpieces, The Journey to the West, is based on Xuanzang, a monk in the Tang Dynasty.
In Journey to the West, Tang Priest is the second disciple of Tathagata, the "Golden Cicada". Because of his contempt for Buddhism, he was demoted to the lower bound by the Buddha. Under the guidance of Guanyin Bodhisattva, at the behest of Emperor Taizong, he went to the Western Heaven not far from Wan Li to learn Buddhist scriptures. After eighty-one difficulties, he finally got the scriptures and returned to the Tang Dynasty, where he was crowned as the "Buddha of Great Tan" by the Tathagata.
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The Tang Priest's appearance and characteristics are extremely distinctive: magnificent, magnificent. Teeth are as white as silver, lips are red and mouth is square. The ceiling is wide, the sky is full, the eyes are beautiful and the eyebrows are clear. A real jester has two ears and a wheel, a good suit and a talented person. What a handsome young man, worthy of my wife in Xiliang. Can be described as a beautiful man.
Not only that, Tang priest has become an example for many people because of his persistence and persistent pursuit. As a master, he is very strict with his disciples and often teaches them to be "compassionate". He is a man with firm inner belief and good heart.