inherit the legacy of

inherit the legacy of

Yibo is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is y ī B ō Xi ā ngchu á n, which means that from the first ancestor of Chinese Zen to the fifth ancestor of Chinese Zen, Taoism was taught, and Yibo was often used as a letter. It also refers to the inheritance of learning skills between teachers and apprentices. It comes from the biography of Shenxiu in the old book of Tang Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

In the old book of Tang Dynasty, shenxiuzhuan: "in the late Wei Dynasty, there was a monk named Dharma, who was a prince of Tianzhu. He became a monk to protect his country and became a monk in Nanhai. He got the wonderful method of Zen. According to the legend of Sakyamuni, he had a mantle as a record and was given by the world."

Idiom usage

There are "foot binding immortals" in the world, so naturally there should be "barefoot immortals". This is not an accident. The 60th chapter of Jing Hua Yuan by Li Ruzhen in Qing Dynasty

Idioms and allusions

During the Northern Wei Dynasty, Dharma crossed the river with a reed and came to Shaolin, Mount Song. At that time, there was an eminent monk named Shenguang. When he was lecturing in Yuhuatai, Nanjing, the people who listened to him were the inner three floors and the outer three floors, which were blocked. When he knew that Dharma was an Indian monk proficient in Buddhism, he followed him to Shaolin Temple. God's light worships Dharma wholeheartedly as a teacher. Dharma does not know whether God's light is sincere or not, so he politely refuses. Shen Guang was not disheartened. He still followed Dharma step by step. He stood behind him and took good care of him. On a severe winter day, Dharma was meditating, and the divine light stood by. The snow covered the light's knees. "What are you doing?" the light replied, "ask the Buddha for Dharma." Dharma thought for a moment and said, "I will teach you the Dharma, unless it's red and snow." The Holy Light realized that the holy monk was instructing him. Without hesitation, he took out his sword and cut it to his left arm. Suddenly, blood spattered and dyed the snow on the ground and holy light's clothes red. This startled the Buddha Tathagata. He took off his cassock and threw it to the East. All of a sudden, the whole Shaolin is covered with red light, the rosy clouds are everywhere, and the goose feather like snow is red with blood. Dharma felt that Shenguang believed in Zen and was devout. Dharma passed on his Almighty tools and tools to God, and named him Huike. Huike became the second ancestor of Chinese Zen. Since the first ancestor of Chinese Zen Buddhism to the fifth ancestor of the master and apprentice to teach Taoism, often pay the bowl for the letter, later people use "the bowl" to compare technology, academic master and apprentice.

Discrimination of words

Oral and psychological teaching