Strange Stories From A Chinese Studio.

Summary

Jiang Tai Shi, a monk from Emei, was deeply devoted to Tiantai sect teachings. He traveled through various locations, including Jiangnan, Qin Post, Shu, and Emei, ultimately settling at Fuhu Temple. He composed a philosophical verse reflecting on life's transient nature, emphasizing the insignificance of fame and fortune while highlighting the importance of parental love. His journey was marked by spiritual contemplation and a sense of detachment from worldly concerns. Wang Ruan Ting, an examiner, documented Jiang's life and composed a poetic tribute after Jiang's passing, highlighting the mystical connection between his life, travels, and final resting place.

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