Author: Huang Fucai
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: As one of the series "Colorful People and Their Stories," this book attempts to interpret the world of Zen from a completely new perspective. Based on extensive reference to historical documents, the author explains Zen from multiple angles—historical, cultural, and artistic—narrating it in the form of stories to allow readers to truly experience the profound depth and rich diversity of Zen culture. At the same time, the book combines the fluid and vivid narrative text with exquisite and valuable illustrations through innovative and unique layout design and a scientifically concise organizational structure. It presents the magnificent and magical world of Zen in a three-dimensional and intuitive manner, enabling readers to gain broader cultural perspectives, aesthetic experiences, imaginative space, and joyful engagement while effortlessly acquiring knowledge.
Zen Stories
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