As the chairman of Buddhism, Li Jie's temperament and image left a deep impression on people. Compared with Shi Yongxin, his demeanor and charm are more eye-catching, and people have to admire his character and cultivation.
First of all, Li Jie's demeanor and demeanor are indeed very good in the eyes of the outside world. Whether it is the way he dresses or the way he talks and behaves, he shows a noble and dignified temperament. This kind of temperament not only comes from the decoration of the appearance, but also the embodiment of the inner cultivation. The confidence and calmness exuded in his speech and demeanor give people a deep and steady feeling, which is more calm and powerful than Shi Yongxin.
Secondly, Li Jie's influence and status in the Buddhist community cannot be ignored. As the president of Buddhism, his ability to understand and disseminate Buddhist teachings can be seen. He was not only a representative of the external image, but also a disseminator and advocate of Buddhist thought. He has a deep sense of emotion and mission for the inheritance and promotion of Buddhist culture, and this inner strength and pursuit has also won him wide respect and support.
In addition, Li Jie also has outstanding performance in public welfare and social responsibility. He actively participates in various public welfare activities, pays attention to the life and development of disadvantaged groups, and practices the Buddhist spirit of compassion and fraternity with practical actions. This kind of care and feedback to the society has allowed him to establish a lofty image in people's hearts, and he is more affinity and socially responsible than Shi Yongxin.
In general, Li Jie's demeanor and image as the chairman of Buddhism are definitely better than Shi Yongxin, which is not only reflected in his external temperament and demeanor, but also in his inner cultivation and contribution to society. The noble character and broad-mindedness he displayed increased the respect and awe of him. It is hoped that he will continue to exert his influence and strength and make greater contributions to the cause of Buddhism and social welfare.
