Rewriting the History of Chinese Chan/Zen Buddhism

[@drl9742]

Professor, it is not boring! Thank you so much for sharing your scholarship. It is difficult to find Chan history on the internet.

[@tai2527]

Thanks for putting this online!

[@adamkhan1687]

This was a great presentation, I found it easy to follow and well told. Thanks!

[@RowanCHSS]

The presenter has requested that we remove the video for personal reasons. I will be removing it by tomorrow (Wednesday).

[@ausgepicht]

Please don't. There are many who will benefit. I did. I am an American but a Ch'an Buddhist and finding videos on Ch'an that is in English is hard to come by. Plenty of subtitles, but not someone speaking English. While I did have some difficulty understanding him - I understood 90% of it - having the text accompany this was GREAT. I learned some things about Hui Neng, the Ox-Head School, Hongren, and Mazu that I did not know. The section on Hui Neng alone was worth it. Thank you!

[@RowanCHSS]

Hello all, I have contacted Dr. Wang to respond to your comments. Please be patient. Thanks!

[@venrakkhita]

it's actually a little bit difficult to understand the English pronunciation of the speaker, i found. I was sweeping a floor and listening then asked myself 'did you understand what he said?' after two sentences i got the word 'generation', at the end. Kind of slurred. Its a pity. I'll try harder to follow

[@venrakkhita]

the Professor has made excellent work. I only wish my Chinese speaking could be anywhere near so high level. Apologies my above comment, I was in an echoey acoustic environment. It is a deep history. Gratitude

[@stevenkok1926]

Is All About Cosmic Air Of Universal Love.

[@neoanderson367]

Westerners also called Kung Fu “Karate” before Bruce Lee cleared up the misconception. It’s embarassing