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Ven. Jian Zhen Mandarin Movie 2011
Animation Movie
Cast: Wang Da Chuan, Chen Tsung Yueh, Hsia Chih Shih, Tian Zhi Jie, Wong Hei Wa
Director: Roger Hsiao Yi-Jiun
Genre: Drama / Historical / Animation
General Release Date: 19 May 2011
Ven. Jian Zhen SYNOPSIS
In 742 A.D, two Japanese monks, Yoei and Fusho, visited Venerable Jian Zhen in Yangzhou, China and told him of their desire to take the Buddhist precepts to Japan. Sensing the urgent need of the Japanese Buddhists, Venerable asked his disciples if any of them was willing to shoulder the important task of going to Japan to promote the precepts. When no one spoke up, Venerable volunteered himself; and he made five attempts to sail to Japan since 743 A.D. even when he lost his eyesight. On his sixth attempt, the Venerable eventually arrived in Japan. The Venerable had since made great contributions to the development of Buddhism in Japan, as well as, in culture, architecture, and Chinese medicine. This animated feature will tell the story of Venerable through its colourful Buddhist inspired animation and music.
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Ven. Jian Zhen Mandarin Movie 2011
Animation Movie
Cast: Wang Da Chuan, Chen Tsung Yueh, Hsia Chih Shih, Tian Zhi Jie, Wong Hei Wa
Director: Roger Hsiao Yi-Jiun
Genre: Drama / Historical / Animation
General Release Date: 19 May 2011
Ven. Jian Zhen SYNOPSIS
In 742 A.D, two Japanese monks, Yoei and Fusho, visited Venerable Jian Zhen in Yangzhou, China and told him of their desire to take the Buddhist precepts to Japan. Sensing the urgent need of the Japanese Buddhists, Venerable asked his disciples if any of them was willing to shoulder the important task of going to Japan to promote the precepts. When no one spoke up, Venerable volunteered himself; and he made five attempts to sail to Japan since 743 A.D. even when he lost his eyesight. On his sixth attempt, the Venerable eventually arrived in Japan. The Venerable had since made great contributions to the development of Buddhism in Japan, as well as, in culture, architecture, and Chinese medicine. This animated feature will tell the story of Venerable through its colourful Buddhist inspired animation and music.
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