Yih-Chang Chao: film and television director, founder of Zhengxintang, chairman of Beijing Zhengxintang Charity Foundation, disciple of the late director Li Hanxiang of Taiwan Province Province, outstanding mentor of all-china youth federation and China Guanghua Science and Technology Foundation 1 1 National Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship, and initiator of Thanksgiving Public Welfare Joint Action. The masterpiece Beyond Samsara (the most viewed Buddhist film and television work on a single page in the whole network); From now on (a masterpiece of high production level of Buddhist film and television), Multiple Relativity, Interview with One Heart, and Buddhist Short Stories. The first "Buddhist Culture and Social Communication Summit Forum" was held in 20 13, with an audience of more than 3,000 people and a network influence of one million people. The first "Public Wisdom and Social Development" Sunshine Forum was held in Peking University on 20 15, which brought together top Buddhist instructors from China, Tibet, Europe and the United States, and was broadcast live by more than 30 media and reported by millions of netizens. His lectures on Buddhism have been widely welcomed by all walks of life at home and abroad. He was invited by Peking University, Tsinghua University, Dalian University of Technology, Tianjin University of Technology, Sydney University, Macquarie University, China Public Welfare Research Institute, Suzhou Tongjue Temple, Wutaishan Guandi Temple, Besunyen, Fuhui Lamp Group and other famous universities, temples and enterprises to give lectures on Buddhism and life education. From 2008 to 20 15, in the name of "grateful heart", we organized dozens of public welfare activities such as Wenchuan, Ya 'an and Nepal for disaster relief, and donated millions of yuan, benefiting hundreds of thousands of people at home and abroad, which was sincerely praised by all walks of life. Personal stories were reported by CCTV, Sina.com, china national radio, Guangdong Magazine, Asia News Weekly, Phoenix Life Weekly, China philanthropist, social entrepreneur, Buddhist culture, Australian Ocean Times, Australian Daily and many other domestic and foreign media.