Wang Tingzhi talks about stars PDF e-book download. Author brief introduction Wang Tingzhi, formerly known as Tan Xiyong, is a native of Nanhai, Guangdong. He is a Buddhist scholar and columnist in Hong Kong. He is also an expert in Ziwei Doushu, Xuankong Fengshui and Chinese painting. He has now moved to Toronto, Canada. Wang Tingzhi’s pen name was taken from “Guwang Tingzhi”. Although he studied chemistry, he was born in a family of the Eight Banners, and he rarely studied piano, chess, calligraphy, painting, and medicine.

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Wang Tingzhi, formerly known as Tan Xiyong, is a native of Nanhai, Guangdong. He is a Buddhist scholar and columnist in Hong Kong. . Wang Tingzhi’s pen name was taken from “Guwang Tingzhi”. Although he studied chemistry, he was born in a family of Eight Banners. He seldom studied piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, medicine, divination and astrology. He studied Ziping and Yili more. The master learned from Ziwei Doushu, got his true biography, and made it flourish in Hong Kong. On the one hand, he accepted 40 disciples and established the Ziwei Doushu Association to engage in academic research; Various problems and cheating errors. However, what he admired all his life was actually Buddhism, which he had been studying since he was a university student. At the age of 28, he had the opportunity to practice Tibetan Tantric Buddhism, and studied Tibetan Buddhism with Master Liu Rui and his master Dudjom Rinpoche. At the age of thirty-eight, he attained the throne of Ajali, and his dharma name is Fearless Vajra. Later, the Tantric Buddhist Association was established to translate the scriptures of the Nyingma School. He once lived in seclusion in Yidao for six years, and in conjunction with the study of scriptures, he compiled the “Introduction to Buddhist Scriptures” and “Nyingma School Series”, which were well received. In the 1980s, Wang Tingzhi wrote the column “Talk about Words” for more than ten years in the supplement of “Ming Pao”, which was popular among intellectuals in schools and intellectuals, and has a regular group of readers. After immigrating to Canada, he continued to publish column articles in the “Toronto Sing Tao Daily”. He himself founded the Sino-Tibetan Buddhism Research Association of North America, served as the chief consultant of the Academic Committee of the Sino-Tibetan Buddhist Studies Series, and also served as a visiting professor of the Chinese Academy of Renmin University of China, and presided over the Sino-Tibetan Buddhist Research Center of Renmin University of China.

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