The poor monk came from the Tang Dynasty in the east and wanted to go to the west to learn scriptures.

Amitabha, the compassionate Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva.

How can we call home before the golden army is destroyed?

Xuan Zang (602-664), a famous eminent monk in the Tang Dynasty and the founder of the Faxiang Sect, was a native of the Feng family in Luozhou (now Yanshi, Luoyang, Henan), and his predecessor was a native of Yingchuan.

His common name is "Chen Yi (yī)", his Buddhist name is "Xuan Zang", he is respected as "Master Tripitaka", and later he is known as "Tang Monk" in the secular world. Together with Kumarajiva and Zhenyi, he is also known as Chinese Buddhism Three major translators.

In order to explore the differences in the theories of various Buddhist schools, Xuanzang traveled 50,000 miles westward alone in the first year of Zhenguan, and went through hardships to reach Nalanda Temple, the center of Indian Buddhism, to collect the true scriptures.

Xuan Zang is hailed by people around the world as an outstanding envoy of cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. For his patriotism and protection of Buddhism and his great contribution, he was hailed by Lu Xun as "the backbone of the Chinese nation" and a messenger of world peace.