The Buddhist Statues Novel In Tai Ping Guang Ji

As a Genus-book, Tai Ping Guang Ji contains so many contents ofLiterature and Culture. for the past few years, The diversity of culture as theleading research gradually prevailed, especially the study of religious culture,is gradually flourishing. In "Tai Ping Guang Ji" category arrangement, we cansee that, the road, Buddhism, Confucianism three in religious plate system, sothe study of religious culture in "Tai Ping Guang Ji", has also become a "partof Tai Ping Guang Ji" research is very valuable. This article from the "crosspoint Taipingguangji" and Buddhist statues of "Tai Ping Guang Ji", based onthe actual text, to study the "Taiping" in the Buddhist statues and relatednovels. To provide a new point "of religious culture of Tai Ping Guang Ji".This paper mainly discusses from three parts. The first part of the historyof Buddhist statues, Buddhist statues in the whole review, and on this basis,divided the Han Wei and Six Dynasties and Sui Tang and Five Dynasties andtwo periods, the "Taiping" involved in the Buddhist statues were discussed.The subject of these Buddhist statues is generally not the narration of events,but still participated in the part of narrative. The second part discusses thecharacteristics of the literature of Buddhist stories,"Tai Ping Guang Ji" in therole of Buddhist plays in the novel, and it contains the spirit, more in-depthunderstanding of "Taiping" in Buddhism statues. The third part is based onthe previous two parts,"Taipingguangji" novels in Buddhist culture, this partis divided into two aspects: Connotation of religious culture and folk beliefs,focuses on the "Buddhist relates to the Tai Ping Guang Ji" in the connotationof religious culture."Tai Ping Guang Ji" has the rich connotation of religious culture.Research on the "Taiping" involved in the Buddhist statues and relevant novelachievements are less. This article is from this point of view, to the Buddhistnovel data made a reorganization, and study the related novels, and ultimatelyto the "Taiping" connotation of religious culture of.