Opening angle (? -184), Julu (now Julu County, Xingtai City, Hebei Province). At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty in China, he was the leader of the Yellow Scarf Army and the founder of Taiping Road. Because he got the Taiping Jing from Taoist Yu Ji and others, he took religious salvation as his responsibility, organized the masses with some religious ideas and social and political thoughts, and preached in the early days of the establishment of Ning (168- 172). In the first year of Zhong Ping (184), Zhang Jiao called himself "the general god" and led the masses to launch an uprising with the slogan "Heaven dies, Huang Tian should stand, and the age is in Jiazi, and the world is prosperous", which was known as the "Yellow Scarf Uprising" in history. Soon Zhang Jiao died of illness, and the insurgents were quickly suppressed by the Han Dynasty.

Jian Zhen (688~763), a monk in the Tang Dynasty, was the founder of Nanshan Buddhism, the strictest discipline of Japanese Buddhism, and also the founder of Nanshan Buddhism in Japan, a famous physician. The Japanese call Jian Zhen "the pinnacle of the balance", which means that his achievements are enough to represent the roof of the culture in the balance era.

Xuanzang (602 ~664), a famous monk in the Tang Dynasty, the founder of Faxiangzong, was born in Luozhou (now Yanshi, Luoyang, Henan), and his common name was "Chen Yi (y:)". "Xuanzang" is his dharma name, and he was honored as "Monk Sanzang", later commonly known as "Monk".

Lu, whose real name is Lu Da, is a Buddhist monk in posthumous title. He is one of the classic characters in China's famous classic novel The Water Margin. Weizhou (Pingliang, Gansu Province) was born in the Northern Song Dynasty. His real name was Lu Da, and he was once a prefect, also known as Lu Prefect. He is eight feet long, with a wide face, big ears and a straight nose. He is generous, hateful and straightforward, but generous and meticulous, and has made friends with Shi Jin, Lin Chong, Song Wu and Yang Zhi. Seeing Zheng Tu bullying Jin Cuilian's father and daughter, he killed Kansai Town with three fists and became a monk. Later, he occupied Erlong Mountain with Yang Zhi and Song Wu as leaders. Ranked 13 in Liangshan Park 100, with an asterisk and a lone star, the boss of Liangshan is a general of the infantry. After death, chasing righteous photos and Zen master.