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24. Seven Laws, Xuanzang's Journey to the West, and the Beauty of Harmony 30 Songs No. 24 (Chinese Rhyme)
Author: Xue Zhipeng
The ancient road of wandering monks is looking for Buddha traces, and the three Tibets travel west to trace the source of the law.
Stepping on the quicksand for 800 miles, pecking ice and snow in the north wind.
Wearing the stars and wearing the moon spirit steps, striking the chanting scriptures to the world.
Nine places are pouring into the city to see it closely, and thousands of empty alleys are actually seen from afar.
[Notes]
(1) Creative background: This series of poems is created by the author in response to the trust and instruction of Mr. Gu Jinming, a famous Chinese calligraphy and painting artist and national treasure. The series of poems of "30 Poems of Seven Words and Rhythms, and the Beauty of Harmony" are combined into one, which can be turned into 120 rhymes, 240 sentences, and 1680 words in the main text, without a single rhyme, and one rhyme to the end. The work is based on the groundbreaking history of Pangu to modern times, with the stories and allusions of "peace" in the past dynasties of the Chinese nation as the context and core, eulogizing the rich historical accumulation of the Chinese nation and looking forward to the peaceful return of the Taiwan Strait.
(2) This work, with the title of "Xuanzang's Journey to the West", depicts the history of Master Xuanzang, a high-ranking monk in the Tang Dynasty, who went through thousands of hardships and traveled west to learn scriptures in order to seek the true meaning of Buddhism, expressing the indomitable national spirit and emphasizing the influence of communication and cultural exchanges.
(3) From the beginning of July to the end of August 2023, the book will be published in Hangzhou.
