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Huang's daughter to Diamond Sutra [ edit ]
" Huang's Women vs. Diamond Sutra " and Bai folk narration have also been edited as " Big Ben ." It is the longest of the Bai folk poems collected so far and has more than 2,000 lines. Poem implicitly reflects the foreign Buddhism and Bai Patron conflict between worship. [1]
Content [ edit ]
Huang's daughter is a kind and industrious Bai women working women. Her husband Zhao Lianfang is a ruthless butcher, a wandering gambler who frequently abuses his wife and children. Under the reign of Zhao Lianfang, Huang's daughter suffered heavy labor, torture and family burdens.
When Huang's daughter arrives at the Prince, she will worship the Buddha and she will suffer from the rain and illness on the way. Her husband will never turn a blind eye. The king of the Milonan sent the little devil to pass on her to Yin Cao's study of the Diamond Sutra . She cried to her husband and daughter and went to Yin Cao. The King of Mila saw that she was very familiar with the Diamond Sutra, and she was apt to practice herself. She suffered all kinds of hardships in the world and was amused by the goodness. She then let her daughter turn to her male body and return to the world.
In the end, Huang’s daughter believed not only herself, but also advised others to believe in the Buddha. She came to the conclusion that “The chanting is a good thing, and those who eat fast are good people who sincerely wish to burn incense and repair it today”.
References [ edit ]
- ^ Zhangwen Xun, Zhang Third, Bo Guangyu (1983). History of Bai literature. Kunming: Yunnan People's Publishing House. Page 295
Category :
- Bai literature
