Which one of the literati in the past dynasties devoted himself to learning from the scriptures?

One is the working people and inventors, such as Bi Sheng and Li Shizhen, who work hard without seeking fame and wealth, creating social wealth and splendid culture and promoting historical progress; One is a revolutionary who is not afraid of bloodshed and sacrifice, and a national hero who persists in the war of resistance, such as Chen She, Qi Jiguang, Li Zicheng, Hong Xiuquan, Yue Fei and Wen Tianxiang.

One kind is people who represent people's interests, regardless of personal safety, in order to relieve and alleviate people's sufferings and plead for the people, such as Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Guan Hanqing, Tan Sitong, Xia and Liu Hulan. One kind is people who have gone through hardships and tried their best to explore Buddhism, such as Faxian and Xuanzang.

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China went to India for the first time to learn Buddhist scriptures for three years in Long 'an, Eastern Jin Dynasty (Park 399). The pioneers were Fa Xian and Hui Jing. They set out from Chang 'an, passed through Yumenguan Pass, entered the desert, used dead bones as road signs, crossed the desert last night, turned over icebergs, bid farewell to Qingshan Mountain, and finally entered a different place and boarded the small snow mountain at the northern end of Suleiman Mountain.

Unfortunately, Hui Jing fell to his death on the side of the road, and Fa Xian had to resolutely go alone and travel to 30 countries, and finally arrived at the Buddhist holy land, namely Mugatuo (into East India), where he saw the original Buddhist scriptures, studied Sanskrit for three years, spent 65,438+065,438+0 years in Tianzhu, and then stayed in Lion Country (now Sri Lanka) for two years, and then returned home by sea by merchant ship. On the way back, due to the storm, I lost my way, the boat leaked, and everything I took was thrown away. I only valued the scroll more than life, and finally brought it back intact.

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