Xu Dishan (1893 February 3rd-194 1 August 4th) was born in Jieyang, Guangdong. Born into a patriotic family in Taiwan Province Province. His wife Zhou is the sixth daughter of Zhou Dalie, a poet in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. 1894 After the Sino-Japanese War broke out and Taiwan Province Province was occupied, the family moved back to the mainland and settled in Longxi, Fujian. At the age of three, Xu Dishan settled in Zhangzhou with his father. When I was four years old, I went to a private school to study.

Soon, Xu Dishan's family was ruined and began to make a living by himself. He once taught in Shimalumei Primary School and the Second Normal School of the province. In March of the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938), the All-China Anti-Enemy Association of Literary and Art Circles was established in Hankou, and 45 people including Xu Dishan, Guo Moruo, Mao Dun, Ba Jin and Xia Yan were elected as directors.

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Xu Dishan was born to join the WTO. His religious feelings based on realistic suffering are essentially a sense of hardship. Although Xu Dishan is familiar with Buddhist and Taoist classics, he never wants to live in seclusion and always aims at transforming society and saving mankind. The simple and simple creed of "Heaven is healthy, and gentlemen strive for self-improvement" runs through Xu Dishan's life.

His works not only show his understanding and interpretation of Buddhist culture, but also gather his multiple thoughts and understandings of Christian culture, Taoist culture and even real culture. Accepting the Buddhist concept of emptiness does not lead to the denial of real life and the extinction of the concept of right and wrong, but to recognize the limitations, open up the self and embrace the world.