Great praise

Great praise

Juzan, monk, Buddhist scholar. He was born in Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province in 1908.

Monk, Buddhist scholar. He was born in Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province in 1908. The common surname is pan and his name is Chu Tong. Graduated from Jiangyin normal school, studied in Shanghai Daxia University. In 1931, he went to Lingyin Temple in Hangzhou and became a monk by worshiping Zen master Kefei. His name was Chuan Jie and later changed to juzan. In the same year, he received a full commandment in Baohua mountain. After that, he studied Buddhism, had unique views on knowledge only and Zen, and mastered Russian, English and German. From 1937 to 1948, he served as a professor in Wuxi Guoxue college in Beiliu, Guangxi, as the president of Hangzhou Wulin college, and lectured in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi and Hong Kong. In 1938, he organized Nanyue Buddhist and Taoist Salvation Association and Buddhist Youth Service Group in Hunan Province to join the Anti Japanese and national salvation movement. In 1949, he went to Beijing to attend the first plenary session of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference and was successively elected as a member of the second, third and fourth CPPCC National Committee and a standing member of the sixth CPPCC National Committee. In 1950, he participated in the establishment of modern Buddhism society and served as editor in chief. The following year, he participated in the establishment of the Chinese Buddhist Association and was elected as the executive director. He served as vice president from 1957 to 1984. He wrote Lingyin Xiaozhi and later compiled juzanji.

Master juzan (1908-1984), with a common surname of pan, a name of chutong, and a character of Qinpu. He is a famous Buddhist. In 1931, master jingtaixu ('"the legal name is Weixin, the word is Taixu, the name is Maian, the common surname is Lu, the infant name is gansen, the scientific name is Peilin, born on December 18, 1890 (January 8, 1890), died on March 17, 1947 in zhizhizhixuan, Yufo temple, Shanghai. He was born in Chongde, Zhejiang Province (now Jiangtong Township, Zhejiang Province), and was born in Haining, Zhejiang Province. He is a famous monk in modern times Zhang (') was born in Shiwang village, Taining County in 1873. He left home to join the Northern Expedition during the revolution of 1911. Later, he became a monk in Lingyin Temple in Hangzhou because he could not bear to witness the massacre. He took over the position of Abbot Huiming in 1930 and lived in Shanghai because of the war. In 1948, he became a monk in Lingyin Temple, The name of the Dharma was Chuanjie, and the word was Dinghui. Later, it was renamed juzan. During the Anti Japanese War, juzan organized Nanyue Buddhist and Taoist Salvation Association and Buddhist Youth Service Group in Hunan. He has been invited to give lectures in Taiwan, Macao and Hong Kong. In 1949, he wrote to Mao Zedong and other democratic parties for the reform of Buddhism. In September, juzan attended the first session of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference. On October 1, he attended the founding ceremony. In 1952, he participated in the preparation for the establishment of the Chinese Buddhist Association. Since then, he has been the vice president and vice president of the Chinese Buddhist College. He was proficient in Buddhist scriptures, English, Japanese, Russian, German and Sanskrit. In his later years, he studied French and published hundreds of papers in Buddhist journals at home and abroad. He was elected to the Standing Committee of the Sixth National Committee of the CPPCC in 1983. It passed away in Beijing on April 9, 1984. He is the founder of "modern new Buddhism" and one of the founders of Buddhism in New China. Master juzan wrote many works in his life, but now most of them have been lost. Only Jiangsu Ancient Books Publishing House published juzan anthology.

Chinese PinYin : Ju Zan