The abbot of Shaolin Temple has 72 stunts , why doesn t he choose to return to the vulgar when he i

In fact, he likes the life in the temple more, and he himself is very satisfied with the status quo and does not want some changes to happen.

Because he has a very deep belief in Buddhism, he has already seen through the red dust, and the world has no attraction to him, he just wants to concentrate on practicing in Shaolin Temple.

Because his original intention was to be able to get a pure land in the temple, not to have anything to do with the people of the world, and not to be troubled by those things that caused his heart, and to think of a moment of leisure.

The 29th abbot of Shaolin Temple is Master Xingzheng. Master Xingzheng, commonly known as Li, known as Taibao, with the word Yuan'an, and his legal name Xingzheng, was born in August 1914 in Liuzhuang Village, Chengguan Town, Dengfeng County, Henan Province. The 30th generation of Shaolin current abbot Shi Yongxin, the first painting monk Shi Yongdan's master, he is the first abbot of Shaolin Temple since the abbot system was interrupted in the early years of the Qing Dynasty for more than 300 years, and has made great contributions to the inheritance and development of Shaolin culture and martial arts and the protection of Shaolin monuments.

Chronology: Born in August 1914 in Liuzhuang Village, Chengguan Town, Dengfeng County, Henan Province. In 1920, he went to Shaolin alone, became a monk, and apprenticed to the great monk Debao.

In 1928, the warlord Shi Yousan burned the Shaolin Temple, and the thousand-year-old temple suffered an unprecedented catastrophe. At the age of 13, Master Xingzheng worked hard with the monks of the monastery to rescue cultural relics and ritual weapons, and clean up the debris. In 1933, Master Sudian sent him to Wuhan Guiyuan Temple to study for three years in order to increase his knowledge and make a wide range of Zen connections.

In 1944, the Japanese invaded the Central Plains, and the war burned to Songshan, and the holy land of Buddhism was constantly invaded by the Japanese invaders. In this case, Master Xingzheng and the monks who stayed in the temple such as Sudian and Zhensu carefully protected the cultural relics of the Shaolin Temple and guarded the Dharma. After a long period of testing, Master Sudian and Zhenxu Jian Xingzheng are not only proficient in Buddhism, but also shrewd and capable, and good at managing their finances.

In 1949, he was recommended by all the monks of Shaolin Temple to serve as the supervisor of Shaolin Temple (there was no abbot at that time, and his authority was equivalent to that of abbot). In 1954, Master Xingzheng was invited to attend the first meeting of the Buddhist Association of Henan Province and served as a director of the Buddhist Association of Henan Province. 1966 During the Cultural Revolution, a large number of Shaolin scrolls, plaques, and Tallinn were protected In 1974, in line with national policies, the Shaolin Temple was officially opened to tourists In December 1986, Master Xingzheng was promoted to the 29th abbot of Shaolin Temple Caodong Zhengzong.

He was the first abbot of Shaolin Temple after the abbot system was interrupted for more than 300 years in the early years of the Qing Dynasty. In 1983, he and Dechan, Suxi and others proposed to set up the Shaolin Temple martial arts excavation and finishing group, and served as the main person in charge. In 1986, he served as the leader of the Shaolin Temple boxing compilation team.

Under the active organization and support of Master Xingzheng, there are successors of Shaolin warrior monks, and at the same time, the excavation, sorting and inheritance of Shaolin martial arts have achieved fruitful results, making important contributions to the prosperity of Shaolin martial arts culture.

Shaolin Kung Fu has always been regarded as the origin of Chinese Kung Fu, and Shaolin Temple is the birthplace of Chinese Kung Fu. In past film and television works, almost every Shaolin monk has martial arts, especially the very powerful Eighteen Tongren is the most powerful existence in Shaolin. Therefore, in people's impressions, Shaolin abbots are martial arts masters with peerless martial arts, so will today's Shaolin abbots still have martial arts?

Some people may say that there are no longer martial arts battles now, and naturally Shaolin kung fu is no longer emphasized. But now there is a Shaolin abbot, he claims to have "72 stunts", but no one has seen them in reality, and many people say that "72 stunts" have long been lost, so they don't know whether they are true or not. This Shaolin abbot is called Shi Yongxin, and he is now 53 years old, but he was already a Shaolin abbot at the age of 22, presiding over the affairs of the temple.

Shi Yongxin was born in Anhui Province in 1965, and his parents believed in Buddhism when he was a child, and he also developed a great interest in Buddhism under the influence of his parents. When he was 16 years old, he entered the Shaolin Temple and began to study Buddhism, studying very hard. Later, he also went abroad to study, and at the age of 22, he became the abbot of the Shaolin Temple with his outstanding performance and accumulated knowledge.

In addition, Shi Yongxin also became the vice president of the Buddhist Association of China, and now he has both fame and fortune. In a high position, he no longer has time to learn Shaolin Kung Fu, and now Shi Yongxin on the ** seems to have begun to gain weight. Many people say that Shi Yongxin is able to stand at such a height today, and it is undeniable that he has made contributions to Buddhism and his outstanding ability, which are all earned by his efforts.

But some people say that now Shi Yongxin has gained fame and fortune, and more importantly, he is already very famous, but he still has no plans to return to the world. And it is said that Shi Yongxin's net worth has reached 10 million now, and he usually attends various activities with luxury cars, as if he has no appearance of a monk.

But in any case, he is indeed successful now, and of course there is no denying the hard work he put in when he was young. Of course, no one is pursuing the matter of "72 stunts", because in today's society, such stunts are useless, and they have become a way to strengthen their bodies for monks, perhaps very different from martial arts ** and film and television works, so what is your evaluation of Shi Yongxin?

Shi Yongxin studied very hard, not only learning Buddhist knowledge and reciting Buddhist scriptures, but also learning Shaolin Kung Fu. After completing his studies, Shi Yongxin also went abroad to investigate, and then successfully became the abbot of Shaolin Temple with his outstanding performance.

Later, the public found out that he had not really learned the 72 stunts of Shaolin Temple, but his level of Buddhism was still very high, so people often asked him to solve his doubts.

Later life was also very good, because he became famous and made a lot of money, and enjoyed a very luxurious life.