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2. www.khanacademy.org › a › wang-zhen-buddhist-sageWang Zhen, Buddhist Sage - China | Khan Academy

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   This image of Bodhidharma is likely to have had a personal meaning for Wang Zhen, as well as being suitable for sale or gift to other Buddhist devotees, whether in China or Japan, where “Zen” (Chan Buddhism in China) was coming to be seen as the most relevant of Buddhist schools to contemporary thought.

3. smarthistory.org › wang-zhen-buddhist-sageWang Zhen, Buddhist Sage - Smarthistory

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   This image of Bodhidharma is likely to have had a personal meaning for Wang Zhen, as well as being suitable for sale or gift to other Buddhist devotees, whether in China or Japan, where “Zen” (Chan Buddhism in China) was coming to be seen as the most relevant of Buddhist schools to contemporary thought.

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4. blog.rosettastone.com › japanese-words-that-have-a21 Japanese Words That Have a Deep Meaning - Rosetta Stone

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   Oct 24, 2024 · Ichi-go ichi-e (一期一会) There are many experiences we say are “once in a lifetime.”. The Japanese philosophy ichi-go ichi-e takes that expression to the next level. While it can be used for mundane things like, “This is a once-in-a-lifetime sale,” the deeper meaning is related to experiences that can never be repeated.

5. www.metmuseum.org › art › collectionWang Zhen | Buddhist Sage | China | The Metropolitan Museum ...

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   A successful Shanghai businessman as well as a devout Buddhist, Wang Zhen is best known for his paintings of Buddhist figures in the calligraphic brush manner of his mentor, Wu Changshi (1844–1927).

6. nippolle.net › en › articleThe Kanji ‘禅’ (ゼン): Origins, Meaning, and Usage | NIPPOLLE

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   Aug 15, 2024 · The single character “禅” (ぜん) embodies profound significance, transcending mere text to deeply root itself in Japanese culture and philosophy. This article delves into the origins, contemporary usage, and the idiomatic and proverbial applications of “禅,” inviting you to explore the world of Zen.

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   Who is Wang Zhen?

   • Wang Zhen, Buddhist Sage, dated October 20 1928, hanging scroll, ink and color on paper, 199.4 x 93.7 cm ( The Metropolitan Museum of Art) Buddhist Sage carries a poetic inscription that identifies who and what we see in the painting. It reads: A sage from the West Preaches the miraculous doctrine of the Upper Vehicle.

   Wang Zhen, Buddhist Sage (article) | China | Khan Academy

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   Is Wang Zhen a Chinese sage?

   • Wang Zhen, Buddhist Sage, dated October 20 1928, hanging scroll, ink and color on paper, 199.4 x 93.7 cm ( The Metropolitan Museum of Art) How modern is this Chinese painting by Wang Zhen? Of course, it’s a trick question; it all depends on what you mean by “Chinese,” or by “modern.”

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   Was Wang Zhen a member of the Shanghai School?

   • He acknowledged as teachers two members of the Shanghai School, the more famous of these being Ren Yi, also known as Ren Bonian. Through his connection to this famous master, Wang Zhen can himself be thought of as a member of that same Shanghai School.

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   Where was Wang Zhen born?

   • Wang Zhen was born in the great coastal city of Shanghai, where his family had moved to avoid the horrors of the civil war between the Qing and the “Heavenly Kingdom of Great Peace,” which killed up to seventy million people, and which ended only three years before Wang was born.

   Smarthistory – Wang Zhen, Buddhist Sage

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   When did Wang Zhen start painting?

   • Wang Zhen began painting early in life, his earliest surviving works dating from 1885, when he was in his late teens. He acknowledged as teachers two members of the Shanghai School, the more famous of these being Ren Yi, also known as Ren Bonian.

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   Why did Wang Zhen paint Bodhidharma?

   • Wang Zhen’s painting of the sage Bodhidharma is capable of evoking many thoughts in the type of viewer for whom it was made. Its style and its inscription clearly signal that it is the product of a painter very closely associated with Shanghai and its commercial prosperity.

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8. www.cambridge.org › core › booksJapanese Confucianism

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   In an illuminating and provocative new study, Kiri Paramore analyses the dynamic history of Japanese Confucianism, revealing its many cultural manifestations, as religion and as a political tool, as social capital and public discourse, as well as its role in international relations and statecraft.