Entertainment master (1599 ~ 1655)

A monk in the Ming Dynasty, a native of Mudu (Jiangsu) in Wuxian County, had a common surname of Zhong. First, Xu Zhi is beneficial, and eighth, he is not a Taoist. Because he lived in Lingfeng (Hangzhou County, Zhejiang Province) in his later period, he built temples, founded societies and wrote books, so he was called Master Hu Yi of Lingfeng. Less good Confucianism, vowed to get rid of the old days. Occasionally, I read Master You Hong's "Self-knowledge Record" and "Bamboo Window Essays", so I took the Buddhist books and burned them to convert to Buddhism! ?

During my father's death, I heard the original wish of the Tibetan Bodhisattva and began to become a monk.

At the age of 22, I devoted myself to chanting Buddha. The next year, he made forty-eight wishes, calling himself "a good husband and a good wife." At the age of twenty-four, Master Ling Xue, the master of Hanshan, had a haircut.

Teachers work hard to learn Hua Yan, Tiantai, and only know, and want to unify Zen, teaching, and dharma, and integrate various Buddhist systems, but in fact they emphasize chanting Buddha! He also manages Confucianism and Nestorianism. Advocate the integration of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism.

There are quite a few works, including two volumes of Xuanyi of Shurangama Sutra, ten volumes of Shurangama Sutra, one volume of Amitabha Sutra, one volume of Discovery of Diamond Sutra, seven volumes of Notes on Van Gogh's Economic Cooperation, seventeen volumes of Pena Yi Ji, eight volumes of Direct Interpretation of Xiangzong, and four or eight volumes of Reading Tibetan and Knowing Tianjin. Among them, Reading Tibet and Knowing Tianjin is a book that introduces Buddhist classics. His disciple Cheng Shishi edited his posthumous work, entitled Ten Volumes of Master Yi's Zong Lun. Today, everyone has compiled the complete works of Yi.

His book "Interpretation of Tomi Sutra" is to reconcile Zen and chanting Buddha. When a master becomes a mature teacher, don't compile his legacy, "On Master Yi Shu of Lingfeng" in ten volumes. Stone and Hanshan, Lianchi are also called the four great monks in Ming Dynasty.