Keep a fast(chí zhāi bǎ sù)

Keep a fast

Chizhai Basu, a Chinese idiom, is ch í zh ā IB ǎ s ù in pinyin, which means that Buddhists abide by vegetarianism and stick to commandments. It's from Aunt Wu Ming of Yuan Dynasty.

explain

Put: abide by. Fast: fast. It means that Buddhists abide by vegetarianism and stick to the precepts.

source

In Yuan Dynasty, Wu Mingshi's "female aunt" the third fold: "read Buddhist heart, keep vegetarian diet, do not eat meat and cypress."

Examples

I have read sutras and chanted Buddhism, and I have fasted. (the third part of Ming Dynasty's Wu Ming's Suo Bai APE)

words whose meaning is similar

Keep a vegetarian diet

grammar

To observe the habit of being a vegetarian and to stick to the precepts

Chinese PinYin : chí zhāi bǎ sù