| 英文摘要 |
Master Hsing Yun praised the ''Hua Zang Pure Land'' as having ''numerous infinities'', ''harmony of affairs'', ''equality of nature and emptiness'', ''helping oneself and others'' and other virtues. The first three are based on the ''numerous infinities'' in the Avatamsaka Sutra. ''The appearance of the Dharma Realm is similar to the Huayan Sect's ''Four Dharma Realms'' and ''Ten Mysterious Gates''. The fourth item is based on ''Entering the Realm of Inconceivable Liberation and the Samantabhadra Vow''. Examining its connotation, ''Endless Layers'' elaborates on the ''Indra Net Realm Gate'' of the Ten Mysterious Gates; ''Perfect Harmony of Affairs'' explains the ''Four Dharma Realms'', taking the example of ''doing things without hindering the Dharma Realm and doing everything without impeding the Dharma Realm''; ''Empty Nature'' ''Equality'' is based on the ''Wide and Narrow Gates that are free and unobstructed'' and ''One and Many Compatible Different Gates'' of the Ten Mysterious Gates; ''Benefiting Oneself and Others'' focuses on the ''Ten Great Vows of Universal Worthy''. Master Hsing Yun wants to present the ''Hua Zang Pure Land'' as the ultimate model where all Buddhist lands can live peacefully and harmoniously without hindrance. He unifies the Pure Land thoughts described in his Humanistic Buddhism into a system of coexistence and interrelatedness. It can be seen that the ''Hua Zang Pure Land'' has the function of blending principles and tolerating differences in its Pure Land ideological system of humanistic Buddhism. |