Zen and China Cultural Catalogue

1, the rise of Zen and its interaction with China literati.

First, from Indian Zen to chinese zen

Second, a flower has five leaves.

Third, the wind is overwhelming.

Fourth, monks are vulgar, and vulgarity is also a monk.

Fifth, the wind of Zen yue has revived.

2. Zen Buddhism and China's philosophy of life and aesthetic taste.

First, from abstinence to comfort

Second, from comfort to indulgence

Third, "Love is deep in Qingyuan forest.

3. Zen and the artistic thinking of China scholar-officials.

First, observing the world intuitively is chaotic.

Second, observe? ponder

Third, live ginseng? Suddenly realized

Fourth, nature? Concentrate? include

4. Conclusion: Study Zen from the perspective of China's cultural history.

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