At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, the Monk Mu An Zen Master of The Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou traveled east to Japan, helped his teacher to create the Japanese Huang barberry Sect, and inherited the Dharma Seat of the Hidden Yuan Zen Master, becoming the second generation ancestor of the Japanese Huang Barberry Sect.
Mu'an is a famous monk who has a major influence on the history of modern Buddhism in Japan, and has made outstanding contributions to the spread of Chinese Buddhist culture in Japan and the cultural exchange between China and Japan.
In this year's Shangshi April online auction, a number of paintings and calligraphy works by Zen masters will be launched.
At the same time, there is also a volume of records of the Huang Barberry Sect's monks, precepts, sexual machines, Daoli, and Daohuai Buddhism.