Jigong (1130-1209), formerly known as Li Xiuyuan, was a monk in the Southern Song Dynasty and a native of Yongning Village, Taishan. He is a broken hat, a broken fan, a broken shoe and a dirty dress. He seems to be crazy. He first became a monk in Lingyin Temple, then lived in Jingci Temple. Uncontrolled by precepts, he likes wine and meat, and behaves like a crazy monk. He is a learned monk who is good at doing good deeds. He is listed as the 50th ancestor of Zen Buddhism and the 6th ancestor of Yangqi School, and he is the author of Quotations from the Peak (volume 10). Knowing medical skills, he cured many incurable diseases for the people. He is good at fighting against injustice and killing people to save lives. His virtues of helping the poor, eliminating violence, promoting good and punishing evil have left a unique and beautiful impression in people's hearts. Living Buddha on Earth [1] Jigong-Throughout the ages, celebrities are like the Ganges. However, those who can be appealed by both the East and the West should first push the living Buddha in China to help the public. Ji Gong (born in the 18th year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1 148), died in Jiading two years (A.D. 1209), a native of Taizhou, Zhejiang Province, and a native of Yongning Village in Tiantai. He was a Zen monk in the Southern Song Dynasty, and his dharma name was Daoji. His great-great grandfather Li Zunxu is our military envoy in Song Taizong. The Li family has believed in Buddhism for generations. Father Li Maochun and mother Wang live in Yongning village outside the north gate of Tiantai. Li Maochun is nearly forty years old and has no children under his knees. He prayed devoutly to the Buddha and finally got his son. After Jigong was born, the abbot of Xiaoguo Temple decided his fate by his common name, and since then, he has forged an indissoluble bond with Buddhism. Although he is the great-grandson of Wei Wenli in Linhai, he didn't get the bad habit of dude. When I was a teenager, I studied in Ruixia Cave in Chicheng Mountain in the north of the village, influenced by Buddhism and Taoism. After his parents died, he first went to Xiaoguo Temple to learn from Fakong. At that time, it was named Daoji under the door of Hui Yuan, the monk's blind hall, who was the abbot of the National Assembly Temple. After that, he visited the Daoqing Temple and Kannonji Daojing, and finally went to Lingyin Temple in Hangzhou.