It is said that monk Zheng Da was born in a family that worshiped Buddhism for generations. He was smart and wise since he was a child, and he was kind and compassionate when he was young. At the age of seven, he hated blood and insisted on being a vegetarian. At the age of eleven, he joined Pushanyan as a monk. During the "Cultural Revolution", the temple where he lived was destroyed. But the big monk is sincere, practical, and keeps the precepts. His food is still dominated by Gu De, and his cultivation is inseparable from his wisdom. 1970, Master Zheng Da came to South China alone to pay homage to his six ancestors. When I arrived in South China, I witnessed the collapse of the temple walls, and the place where the Six Ancestors taught was dilapidated, which made people sad. It is said that Master Zheng Da will dedicate three Buddha statues and 500 arhats in the Ursa Major Hall. He stood up, looked around and shed tears. At that time, I made a big wish that one day I would revive Cao's ancestral home and make the six ancestors of China Everbright prosperous. Since then, it has been said that Zheng Da monks have forged an indissoluble bond with Nanhua Temple.