The Complete Works of Nan Huaijin
By Cong Wang
Mr. Nan Huaijin is a famous scholar who enjoys a high reputation both at home and abroad. Born in a family of scholars in Yueqing County, Wenzhou, Zhejiang in 1918, he is 85 years old. He was taught by the court at a young age, and learned less from the schools of thought. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Nan Huaijin, who was a young man, turned to join the army and prancing horses in the southwest border. Later, he returned to Shu and taught at the Central Military Academy and Jinling University at that time. He is detached and unfettered. In his leisure time on holidays, he travels through famous mountains and rivers and visits monks and strangers with mans shoes and bamboo sticks. Zeng retreats to Daping Temple in Emei Mountain. He stays in seclusion for three years and reads through the vast volume of "The Tripitaka". Rotate around Kangzang, visit Tantric great virtues, and have in-depth research on the various schools of Tibetan Buddhism. After leaving Tibet, he transferred to Kunming, first lectured at Yunnan University, and later taught at Sichuan University. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he returned to his hometown. Soon he retired to Tianzhu Mountain in Hangzhou and Lu Mountain in Jiangxi Province and devoted himself to studying. After going to Taiwan, he was successively employed by Cultural University, Fu Jen Catholic University, and other universities and research institutes, and passed on to Japan, the United States, and Central American countries. In recent years, he moved to Hong Kong and has done a lot of work for cultural exchanges across the Taiwan Strait. Mr. Nan Huaijin is familiar with the sub-collection of classics and history, has a thorough knowledge of Eastern and Western cultures, and is well-known for his writings. In particular, he explained the famous classics of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism by using the method of "combination of classics and history", quoting quotations from side to side, mentioning ancient and modern, profound meaning, vivid and humorous, and made remarkable achievements in popularizing traditional Chinese culture. Loved by readers at all levels on both sides of the strait.
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