| 英文摘要 |
Chan monks’traveling life was an important aspect of the social life of the monks of Chinese Buddhism, as can be seen in the Chan poetry and Chan verse on traveling in the discourses of the Chinese Chan masters of the Song and Yuan dynasties. In material aspect, Chan monks wore straw or rattan sandals and used seven-foot-long green or black crutches to save energy and defend themselves. The crutch straw shoes and other items they carried could effectively ensure a smooth travel for Chan monks. In religious practice aspects, it can be found that there are mainly three activities in their travel, to study, to worship the patriarch’s pagoda and to beg for food and money. In interaction aspect, domestic Chan monks from Sichuan, Jiangxi, Fujian and Yunnan province, etc. converged in Zhejiang province, which brought occasions for different Chan Style to intermingle with each other. Besides, foreign monks learned and then returned home to spread their learning. Thus, a virtuous cycle of Chan monks’traveling and improving study is formed. East Asia, Japan and South Korea Zen monks from thousands of miles away came to learn to practice the Tao, participate in the tour to the holy land of Mount Tiantai, Mount Putuo and worship the Goddess of Mercy, the Holy Monk, the Sage. Once returning to their own country, they also ask for Chan verse from their Chan professor. All these religious and cultural interactions have greatly contributed to the close and in-depth exchange of Chan culture in East Asia, and also reveal the axial position of Chinese Buddhist Chan culture in East Asia Chan culture circle. |