XUAN ZANG: Chinese entry for the Best Foreign Language Film｜Huang Xiaoming, Xu Zheng 大唐玄奘【Huashi TV】

[@ritikapainuly8451]

Two languages in one movie Two cultures in one movie Two countries in one movie Unique piece. Love from India🇮🇳 to China🇨🇳 😍😍😍

[@shripaljain7684]

Unique Film Two countries two cultures two languages in one movie love and regards from Bharat Aryavart

[@rachelramlal2497]

Chinees movie casino

[@michaelwei8564]

Hi, I’m Michael Wei and I’m from china born and raised in New York, United States of America. I’m a doctor. I would love to get to know you more I hope you don’t mind my friend

[@skubidiptu]

@@michaelwei8564Hi Dr. Michael, I'm an Indian student and I would also love to get in touch with you and learn more about you. I can share my email id if you want.

[@mohanadasa2268]

3 languages

[@Smith512watson]

As an Indian we are only taught about Hiuen Tsang as a Chinese traveller who visited India but we never knew how much sacrifices he made to reach India and that he was a Buddhist monk who spread Buddhism in China via the texts. Great man, Salute to him. He has written 'Si-Yu-Ki' i.e Buddhist records of the western world.

[@sanjaycasula570]

Sorry but hiuen Tsang did not introduce buddhism to China.Buddhism was flourishing in China six hundred years before Hiuen iTsang .The person who introduced buddhism to China was Ashtanga Kashyap in 49 A.d. who is also reputed to contruct the first temple of Buddhism in China called Wild Goose Temple

[@Smith512watson]

@@sanjaycasula570 Thank you for the info mate.

[@sanjaycasula570]

@Janitor Queen hi Janitor queen well firstly that is an very interesting name.ayv I know where are you from .well I am not a big follower of the Buddha of the 21 century uncle Google. Bit I can direct youb some books India in Chinese Imagination and Legend of Shaolin Monastery by Mehr Shaher a scholar of Ancient Chinese Buddhism

[@sanjaycasula570]

@Janitor Queen I know in the West Shaolin monastary is more well known as

[@sanjaycasula570]

because of movies my guess is you are from the West that is why I had guessed you are from west

[@xaviermao6586]

I am Chinese and I love Indian and her culture，long live the great India long live all mankind。we are one

[@shreya2262]

Nice to hear, may peace prevail between the two countries. Love to China. 🙂

[@quickchef7497]

❤

[@evetei]

Humankind is better here, I think.

[@panda-kd9pl]

Long live china ,we have same culture 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@iamfromhumanity7328]

I love china and Chinese culture. Love and respect from India

[@krish5608]

It is a really inspirational movie. I’m a Buddhist monk. Huge respect to him. We all the Buddhist country are so grateful to India. The land of ahrat

[@letisriva8581]

Which country are you in?🙂

[@yroy4457]

NO LYING IS ONE OF THE PRECPT!

[@SanjayJain-cu5gz]

​ ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@SanjayJain-cu5gz]

​@@letisriva8581 ❤

[@NJRangerGeorge]

Amituofo 🙏

[@themountaingoat7552]

I am Indian...stayed in china (Tianjin) for 5 years. It was the best time of my life. I miss china and it's culture.😢🇨🇳 我 爱 🇨🇳

[@dietrichdietrich7763]

the crossing of time - the blend of cultures. it's an mind opening experience of a lifetime!

[@Mundo-bn2ho]

Me too. I'm from Spain and I lived in China for 8 years. "Wo ye hui jià lai la"

[@user-xl2xx8gd4x]

I am an Indian and my native place is Nalanda. My ancestral place is at a walking distance from the University site. I must say thst none of the Bollywood movies have shown this part of our history and such sanskrit. Kudos to you guys! 🎉🎉

[@simplydrukpa744]

"Where is India?" "In my heart". The level of respect for 🇮🇳 from outside during those heyday of Buddhism in India. India was known to other buddhist nations as the 'Land of Arhats'. Sadly, everything is just a history now. May Buddhism flourish again in its rightful land of origin.🙏

[@Shiv_Ingale]

Nowadays in india Buddhism is lost... Because of a religion named brahman.... They destroyed indian culture and added there fake God and goddess.... Brahmans captured Buddha's Temple's and established their God's in the Buddhist temples..... Now we are waiting for someone who will do something on this things... Namo buddhaya🙏🙏🙏

[@ambativamshi9322]

Idiot 🤦.bhuddism = Hinduism .

[@Shiv_Ingale]

@@ambativamshi9322 Indian ki real history bodho ki rahi hain.... Ye to 5th century main jab iran ki side main Islam dharm create hua tha tab aryan log india main bhag ke migrate ho gaye they Fir 7th century tak vo bharat main fel chuke they... Fir 8th century main Adhi shankar ne buddhism ko khatam karne ka kaam chalu kiya aur khud ka fake dharm create kiya..... Fir 10th century tak india ke jitne Buddhist Stupa they unko change kar ke brahman God temple ( hindu temple) kar diya.... Fir jab musalman logo ka india main raaj chalu hua tab muslim logo ne kaha india ke logo ko hindu... Fir aage chal ke 18th century aate aate brahman log india ke sare logo ko hindu kehne lade but (point to be noted:- unhone kabhi khudh ko hindu nhi kaha kyu ki sanskrit main hindu matlab chor, dakait gaali hoti hain ) 19th century tak brahman log( aryan log ) india ke mul niwasi logo pe apna kabsa jama chuke they fir technology aayi india main aur india ka vikas chalu hua, tab tak sare sansadhan pe brahman (aryan) logo ka haath tha isliye TV, News, Paper chalu hote he apne fake devi deta ko advertisement karna chalu kiya... Aaj situation aaesi hain ki india ko apni real history he nhi pata... Kyu ki india ki real history Baudhism ko mitane ki puri koshish ki gayi thi Dekh ke bura lagta hain ki aaj ka bharat khudh ko hindu samajhta hain jo ki pesian word hain jo ki gali hain Ye koi hindu dharam - baram nhi hain hamari history 1 thousands years pehle ki batayi nhi jaati kyu ki vo bauddhon ki rahi hain ye aryans bahar se aa ke kabsa kiye hain aur bhagwan ke naam pe apna business chalu kiye hain... India ke logo apni history padho samjho, jamin khodne pe kya nikal raha hain jara dekho... Kahi pe bhi ram, krishna , shankar, brahma ki murti nhi mil rahi aur milegi bhi nhi, kyu ki boddha ke temple aur statue ko he change kar ke inko banaya gaya hain🙏🙏🙏🙏 Kash india ke log apna real dhamma real history samajh jaye🥲🥲

[@simplydrukpa744]

@@ambativamshi9322 sure, in your ignorant mind. Apple and orange are both fruits but they have their own taste.

[@vishnuskandata2355]

@@Shiv_Ingale abe yaar. kya propaganda hai yeh. Baudh dharm ke dakshini sthambh nagarjuna, ek braman tha. gupta rajao jinse buddhism badhi thi, wo bhi brahman the. gotamiputra satakarni, jo baudhho ka sabse bade samarthak the, wo bhi ekabrahmana ki naam se jana jaata tha. yaha ka harshavardhana bhi bohot bade shivbhakt the. buddha bhi toh kshatriya tha. sanskrit jisko "aryan" bhasha boli jaati hai, usme hi saare sutra hai. pali aur prakrit, sanskrit se hi nikle hai. Isse linguistics bolte hai. maana ki baudh dharm bohot pyara dharm hai par esa bolna ki usse pehle kuch bhi nahi tha, wo galat hai. buddha aane se pehle se log the jinko vichaar karna aata tha. jaise ki jain dharm. wo kai shatamaan purana hai baudh dharm se. aur jain, sikh, ajivika, wo sab kaun hai? uss samay me shaivo, vaishnavo, aur bauddho me vivaad zaroor the par nafrat nahi. Jo aap kehe rahe hai usme raajnaitik vichaar zyaada hai aur dharm, itihaas ke vichaar kam. me jo keh raha hoon aapko samjhane keliye keh raha hu. nafrat chhod dijiye. aur rashtra nirman ka kaam kariye. me buddha se prarthana karta hu ki aapko raajnaitik nafrat se bahar laakar dharma ke paas lekar aaye.

[@Ladakhi-B]

As an Indian Buddhist i feel very proud that we have strong root like Nalanda. Hope soon India will gained again this great treasure of knowledge...

[@shubham943]

Which city are u frm bro?

[@mtarkes]

Slow and steady we march.

[@estebanmaldonado1395]

India has never lost the great treasure of knowledge

[@madhusoodanprasad2248]

@@estebanmaldonado1395 We were when Nalanda burnt down by Muslim

[@TheMASKMANADK]

I m from nalanda where nalanda university is about 10 km from my home.🙂

[@ft-anjanapv5481]

Omg... Such a beautiful movie.. kudos to actor portrayed Xuan.. i m so glad hearing a Chinese speaking hindi and Indian actors to be a part of Chinese movie.. i really hope India and China to be friends forever. No war no hatred. Peace only. I hope people will understand this

[@mikezhang7646]

peace and love will make better world.

[@samreynolds3789]

The Racist Europeans and Amerikkka- USA ,DO NOT WANT PEACE ( Even in AFRICA- ALKEBULAN and So.America !

[@Paranoid_Found]

To my Indian friends: We lived in turbulent times. As a Chinese, I hope we can celebrate the spirit of great men like Xuan Zang not hate or divisions.

[@SrinivasanG]

Yes. Dharma will bring together the two great nations. 🙏

[@chengwen2966]

@gabru me too!

[@jintineog3367]

Much of the history we now know about ancient Kamrupa derived from his testimonials during his pilgrimage in India. 🙏🏽 I admire him greatly

[@simplica1]

I am with you on this. Love and peace for India and China.

[@Parminderrana48]

We are friends but some political leaders wants war for his own benefit s

[@TroyYounts]

I am an American Buddhist student my teachers have all been mahayana but, ever did the caution not to disrespect or disregard the hinyana teachings. This was an amazing , beautiful journey -seemingly random chance of the 'algorithm'. What a joy!

[@salonibhadke]

I only knew that Hiuen Tsang was a traveller to India and had taken holy texts to China. But after watching this movie I come to know that how much sacrifices he had done and had faced many difficulties throughout his journey. The presentation was excellent in the movie!!

[@batayangosh]

Beautiful , love from India. Yes, Hiuen Tsang is part of Indian school syllabus in 7-8th grade history. Great to get some glimpses of ancient India and China. Love and respect!

[@youmemeyou]

Tai zi bao!

[@Austenite762]

So are Xuan Xhang and Hiuen same person??

[@Chaity.B]

@@Austenite762 : Yes

[@barrism7176]

@@Austenite762 No, like in the movie Ali, Will Smith is Muhammad Ali.. Here Xuan Xhang is Hiuen Tsang (an ancient Chinese traveller who visited India..) 👽

[@100monotheist-fkeroffalseg8]

fake film and fake story...many scenes invented to portray india as bad while bat eaters are projected as good.

[@RuchiinChina]

Love from India! A subscriber referred to this movie and I can’t believe I haven’t watched it. Every Indian should watch this beautiful movie to learn the historical significance of these events.

[@amankumar-zx1eo]

i saw it today.mai aapka subscriber hu .its a masterpiece

[@jagdishkedar1460]

hey ruchi those neha sharma wala whole scene shooted near my villlage those baiilgadi scenw and all.. i have whole team photos during shoot

[@rajakhan-ih5ob]

Did anybody notice Sonu.Sood

[@Harry2002-z9q]

Peace ✌️ (• •)

[@myworldbyavi]

And what r your views on the map shown in the end..... do we start supporting the movie and also accept what is not correct?

[@swamykatragadda8661]

I consider, it is a blessing, in my life that i got chance to see this movie on you tube. Both India & China are neighbors & should settle borders peacefully and live for ever peacefully. Hope Buddhism flourish in both lands. People like XUAN ZANG( = Huyan song in india ) change the world.

[@maxdc988]

Agreed. Namo Three Jewels.

[@ambativamshi9322]

No 🤦 idiot . Hinduism should flourish.both are same .

[@Ps_10_10]

CCP wont do that ,

[@valentinasantos2919]

Im not buddhist, i was born Christian but i really admire and highly respect buddhist belief, practices. Making peace in the world is all one task. May we all enlighten by our faith as we shine for others.

[@ananditaadhikary2179]

Thank you China for such a beautiful film. I absolutely loved it. Have read about Xuansang as a part of history syllabus in school but to see a movie depicting his eventful and inspirational life was an experience in itself. The present relationship between the two countries is far from what it happened to be or what it should have been. The two great civilizations would have benefitted a lot from one another ;had the evil forces of destiny didn't intervene ! I have visited ruins of Nalanda University, Mahabodhi temple and the banyan tree where Lord Buddha got enlightenment personally and have great reverence for Him 🙏🌹❤️

[@doobtom271]

Buddha is in our hearts not the ruins. Two hundred years of the rise of the Western civilization is a short time for the ancient countries like India and China. We have a long way ahead of us just like Xuanzang and his journey.

[@Show_Cast]

Very strong relationship that's why they gave Kashmir to Pakistan in the last map

[@amossutandi]

@@Show_Cast pakistan, india and bangladesh are bharat

[@dalitnahipehlehinduhu6569]

@@amossutandi from Afghanistan to Myanmar

[@maxdc988]

Everything is impermanent, like a mirage. Peace. Namo Amitabha.

[@billamos5125]

I came upon this movie totally by accident, and I'm so glad I did! It has spurred me to read more about Buddhism, the Silk Road, and Tang-era China.

[@emiliatepano490]

Me too. I was looking the whitr snake and sudenly show this a made play and here I am. This movie its gorgeous¡¡¡ so so beatiful and each frame very priceless¡¡¡ SUBLIME❤

[@ALWH1314]

Tang Dynasty was the greatest era in Chinese history. It was a society open to variety of philosophies, religions and technology. Tight ass Confucius was to blamed that later dominated the main stream and demonized all religions and competing schools. Tang culture highly influenced east Asia like Japan and Korea and Silk Road connected Europe and Persian empire brought in muslin and Arab mathematics.

[@emiliatepano490]

@@ALWH1314 very interesting information. Thanks so much¡¡

[@_Wai_Wai_]

@@ALWH1314 I am also drawn to Buddhism, as it is more so a Broad Universal Philosophy rather than a religion. Other religions only provide myths and folktales, with bare surface explanation of the Physical and the Metaphysical. Buddhism to me represents the Selfless and relentless pursuit of Universal Truths.

[@mikezhang7646]

better understanding and muual respect will promote two nation people heart relationship.peace and love make better world.

[@MrSA1829]

I was a tourist at the Ajanta Caves in Maharashtra, India, on the day they were filming this movie and got to watch them for a bit. This main Actor who played Xuanzang is very famous and well known in India and people were lined up to say hello to him after the filming. It was all surreal to see this ....Just like stepping back in time

[@nitikakolnad8465]

Lucky you 😊

[@truth8307]

Oh, he was there personally to shoot such a short scene? I thought it was CGI or a stand-in.

[@_Wai_Wai_]

that is amazing and wonderful

[@bluemoonray6614]

@@TRUEFACTS1995 when there's no hate here for u than y r u being hateful here.

[@visen9554]

@@TRUEFACTS1995 Even the WTO says that the COVID-19 virus doesn’t come from Wuhan, China! Maybe you should check the American laboratory

[@shirasworld_]

I’m spanish and love Indian and Chinese culture. We are all one. We can bring this knowledge and peace to our minds, hearts, and everything. We are a powerful source of energy. One day we will be breathing peace and our race will protect all kinds of living. -By nobody.

[@madhavdeshpande796]

This is an amazingly beautiful movie. I had read Xuan Zang's travels in English translation, and yet the visual narration makes the account so much more vivid. The difficulties he suffered during his long travel to India are shown in an inspirational way. I particularly love the spoken Sanskrit depicted during his stay at Nalanda. Congratulations to the actors and the movie makers.

[@vinoth9381]

What about the slavery aspect mentioned in the movie, because of him touching a Brahmin girl. Did XuanZang mention it in his books. Slavery wasn't practised much in India, though caste system & untouchability was there. But owning humans I haven't read about it. I think Chanakya mentions it, but it don't know of any mentions of Slavery being practised in the times of HarshaVardana.

[@saugamathazine1959]

@@vinoth9381 to know the real history of in indian fellow science journey and rational world yt channel. you can also ask him question and doubts in live stream.

[@100monotheist-fkeroffalseg8]

fa ke film bro...propoganda by sinos

[@shripaljain7684]

Iove respect and heartly blessings to movie maker and charectors Chinese film maker always glorify and regards respect Indian culture and indo relegion thanks Chinese bro sisters

[@Dinesh-_-]

@@100monotheist-fkeroffalseg8 it’s base on xunzang book. Xunzang book is real.

[@pankajkumarroy7794]

Every Indian knows about him since childhood as a curriculum in History and respects him as his writings helped us to know about ancient Indian history and literature which were lost here. All respect for the great person.

[@ashickphuyal822]

Buddha was born in nepal

[@SHUBHAMSHARMA-uh7yp]

@@ashickphuyal822 but enlightenment was done in INDIA.

[@ashickphuyal822]

You are the one who gain knowledge tell me lil bit about it

[@ashickphuyal822]

In most part they say he was born in india thats what i dont like

[@vivekanandkesharkar9813]

Please dubbed in Hindi language

[@TheFiown]

Chinese movies are unrivalled in their beauty and storytelling, thank you, it was beautiful.

[@ShahanshahShahin]

This movie is a collaboration between Chinese cinema and Indian Bollywood

[@TheFiown]

@@ShahanshahShahin Then we get the best of both worlds as Bollywood has made some incredible movies like Padmaavat and Bajirao Mastani to name just two out of so many ! I love Indian scale and storytelling, such an amazing people.

[@ronilotagyab1945]

Beautiful stories that now have replaced Buddhism rules with ccp. I more like the bravery & sacrificial stories of Americans.

[@nishantsuman8578]

But this movie is misguiding about ancient India . They are portraying wrong image about the Golden age of Harsha's dynasty . It was way more prosperous than what is shown in movie. There were many scholars passed out from Nalanda that time not just him . This is not just only a Chinese movie about Huen Tsang , there is another one in which they have tried to brain wash people about Tsang's journey to the west and India.

[@mariarobles6426]

Yeeeeesss

[@ariston5433]

I am neither Buddhist Chinese or Indian. But I must say I liked this movie it shows the divine spirit within all humans if only they would follow the right way of love and self sacrifice. Blessings to all.🙏

[@roselover851]

I am a Christian and I found this movie inspiring and moving. If a horse can have a kind and compassionate heart what excuses do we as humans have? We ought to love and treat each other better.

[@asiacuisine4869]

And a true story at that, which inspires the 'Journey to the West' classic and Monkey God.

[@aspiromy]

a Christian too, this movie is great couch travel great nature we live and inspiring nonetheless. 'Do not judge, or you too will be judged.'

[@martineshamzin7535]

The idea that animals are somehow kinder and better then humans is CROCK. This is a story. Animals will cull their young in a heartbeat. If they think there is insufficient food, or they think a cub is unhealthy, or they want the female to go into heat, they will murder a litter with no remorse. Many species propagate by rape. They fight for territory same as we do. They exile members of their packs, and chase off the elderly when it is time for them to die. They are very, very practical. Of course, altruism is not unknown in pack species like wolves, rats, lions, and hyena. But it is rare.

[@sanitairawan3711]

@@asiacuisine4869 .k0

[@emillyyelen5169]

@@martineshamzin7535 well people like to dream...

[@shosad100]

Xuan Zang was highly respected man in India. we studied about him at our primary school History lessons.

[@McQueenPaul]

Beautifully made and compelling to watch. I have a great respect for Buddhism which cuts through my old cynical heart. It is hard to believe that over 430 people disliked this. Well done to the Chinese film industry.

[@ungulux1818]

Respect Eros International Community Indian Films Ltd 0:41

[@george1la]

This is one of the best movies I have ever watched. There is no violence. It is totally intellectual and shows dedication, belief, purpose. There is no room in his life for power and money. It really made me think.

[@jasonwatkin5545]

What a devotional masterpiece. I would have watched it just to hear the monks chanting Om Mani Padme Hum, or the Mandarin version of the Heart Sutra. Even the precision of the difference between Hīnayāna and Mahāyāna - Hīnayāna seeing the universe as material and perception as illusory and mutable, while Mahāyāna seeing “both” as illusory and mutable is very succinct and skilful. The cinematography and content are awe-inspiring!

[@kartikbhatia7823]

Mahayana is concept of Dualism that is Davit philosophy both of them are same as Sutras are commentary from Upnishads . There is same sect of Davit philosophy as of like mahayan whose founder was Ramanujacharya. Buddhism and Hinduism are same

[@MarendraNodi5.6-inch]

​@@kartikbhatia7823 Buddhism and Hinduism are same just like the north pole and south pole are. Take a walk, Sanghi. Your imaginary WhatsApp stories won't work here.

[@leewenxing79]

Am really touched and grateful for Lord Buddha, and Venerable Xuan Zang for letting so many people learn the Dharma, and rejoice in the Dharma. May everyone be at peace and blessed with happiness :')

[@madhusoodanprasad2248]

Namo Buddhay 🙏🤝☸️

[@anuragrao6728]

It's Dhamma not Dharma ,

[@anuragrao6728]

@@rajenderk.thakur4521 hope you will find your mistake soon

[@sanjaycasula570]

@@anuragrao6728 no it's not Dhamma is the Pali word used espesially in Sri Lanka

[@sanjaycasula570]

The original word comes from sanskrit

[@markwilliams3174]

That horse was amazing. The horse should definitely be nominated for the "Equine Oscars"

[@28105wsking]

The horse should be nominated as a Chinese National Treasure!

[@sandramorey2529]

The elephant was pretty neat, too. I think the man was not as good to that lovely old horse as he should have been. But he was young and hadn't yet learned.

[@victorli1087]

The horse saved the master, which was a real story. A horse is more sensitive to water than a human, especially an old experienced horse like this.

[@lizapaas7908]

What happened to the horse i didn't see it till the end and the elephant at least it's alive!

[@9527-i7r]

No one mentioned the snail ?

[@karenazimi7088]

I am from USA. I am just studying Buddhism mostly Tibetan, I love it. The history of Buddah and the 14th Dahli Llama! This movie is great alot of knowledge! I've seen alot of great movies about Buddhism on You Tube. I subscribed to the channels.😊

[@EduardoRodriguez-ks4em]

I am very touched by this huge soul. I live in a country full of hate and killing: Mexico. This story responded to many of my questions about our fate. I wish I could learn more about Buddhism. Thanks for sharing this EXCELLENT MOVIE. Best Regards! :)

[@kunstnersjael]

I have heard of the violence in Mexico! Like this movie there are many of the Buddha here on youtube, I enjoy them a lot. I hope that mexico will grow away from violence: your search for Buddhism could be one step for Mexico as well. Good luck, and have many joyful Hours in company with the Buddha. Greetings from an inuit (eskimo) from Greenland

[@johnknoefler]

What's sad is that I never once met a Mexican person that had an answer for the problems of Mexico much less understood fully how it got where it is today. However, I've met some very decent people in Mexico.

[@heatherbwallace6250]

Buddhism is great for a personality change and to deal with the current life. Unfortunately, it offers nothing for eternity. However, Christianity helps for both now and later and lasts forever. Buddhism is beautiful. It definitely is a self teaching method for obedience and self control. But even Buddhists know that there's an afterlife and the only way to access it, and latch on to it in a favorable manner is to connect with the spirituality of the creator. God. I hope you can learn and gain wisdom beyond your expectations and satisfy the thirst of your soul with the water that is everlasting. Sometimes God speaks to us and we ignore him, and his voice gets softer not louder. The mess in the world gets louder and louder. Bless you bro!

[@laurakelly631]

It is beautiful to see the conversations this movie has inspired between people in different countries and perspectives! I also live in Mexico and feel what you are saying. There is deep wisdom in Buddhism that can be accessed in practice and help with the suffering in the world. I live in a remote area and now with internet can find abundant teachings and also sangha support (zoom). It's great!

[@laurakelly631]

@@johnknoefler right now I have a friend visiting from Colombia and I am originally American living 30 yrs in Mexico. We are together learning a bit more about the complex karmic entanglement of our three countries that has led us to our current situation of so much suffering. It is always many factors. I live in the middle of what is considered the heart of the worst of it, yet I feel surrounded by kind loving souls. They are always here. Even the ones who get wrapped up in the current of the violence and blinded by those things, have family and neighbors who still love them and hope for them to find a way out of it. May we all be free from these torments and be at peace

[@UHDAM]

I am an Indian, lived in China for about more than half decade. Visited many Buddhist temples and monasteries. Monks there live simple and peaceful life, close to nature, mostly in forests, hill tops. Had a great experience in China. Namo. Amituofo.

[@milkwolfcheng359]

Traditionally, there are three core elements of Chinese culture: 儒(Confucianism), 释(Buddhism), and 道(Taoism). And one of these three pillars which supports the Chinese spiritual structure for 2000 years - Buddhism, is a gift from India.

[@jean-pierrelanhingkwong7852]

@@milkwolfcheng359 Hi ! It is very kind on u part to share this very useful information with our many non-chinese friends. And it would be a polite courtesy to our Buddhist compatriots if we mention Buddhism first because our Venerable Confucius came much later in our life. Regards.

[@jean-pierrelanhingkwong7852]

Hi! Greetings. Just to know; in which part or province u r living? Indian -Hinduism & Buddhism has many similitudes in their teaching & worship. In our Buddhism-Mythology, there is a Deity named Sun Wu Kong, also known as the Chinese Monkey king, with same bodily & physical resemblance with Lord Hanuman. He accompanied & protected this monk, Xuan Zang during its voyage to the East i.e India to retrieve the Sutras of Lord Buddha. Are u of Buddhist confession ? I know there is a good minority of these people in India. Regards.

[@UHDAM]

@@jean-pierrelanhingkwong7852 Hi. I Lived in Jiang Xi province. Came back to India in 2011. Good to know about Sun Wu Kong. I am a Hindu by belief as well as by birth. I believe in Karma Siddhartha. Lord Hanuman is an immortal, and is believed to be living since 8,800+ years. There are many ageless Yogis like him living in Himalayas and in India. Only way to see and experience them is through meditation. We respect all beliefs. Namaste 🙏🏻

[@lilylang2355]

Great movie

[@rollier2090]

A very powerful and thought provoking movie. I have never seen anything like this put on the screen. Watch this, your inner self will thank you. Fantastic, thanks.

[@nealthomson9505]

Rollie, you wont believe it but a lot of the movies coming from the far east these days have this feel and quality about them, even the fantasy/action movies and the best part is that the movies are not full of nakedness or swearing, movies from the west are all moral corrupting rubbish, I pray that our entertainment in future comes from the kind of people who made this work of art. . . . . Thank you again guys and gals Blessings in abundance :)

[@rationalexistence]

Buddha is the eternal truth🙏 The world stands on the lost civilization and unparalled wisdom and knowledge by him. Close to 9 millions manuscripts were burnt in Nalanda. Chinese scholars like Faxian and Xuan Zang and Al Biruni have contributed as a major source of proof in establishing Buddhism. Brahmins here in India are trying to deny existence of Buddhism but the whole Hindu religion is a mockery of Buddhism. They are trying to overtake whole India. We are forever grateful for chinese contributions. There is no other religion having such detailed history, archaeological proofs, DNA evidence and inscriptions of Buddha. Namo Buddhay🙏

[@ZelL.B.]

Such a film! The sceneries and phases in this film translated so well. These magnificent landscapes surely lead us to our own inner journey. Kudos to Chinese and India filmmakers, happy to have stumbled upon this.

[@KonstanzArrens]

Despite its flaws in terms of narrative structure and depth of characterisation, I found this film thoroughly absorbing and fascinating. The cinematography is, like many modern Chinese films (especially of the historical/fantasy variety) simply stunning - nothing from Hollywood even comes close to the visual aesthetics of certain Chinese films today.

[@Manuma_subba.]

As an Indian who is learning Chinese and Chinese culture this movie is emotion ❤️

[@ravi.k.t]

Please tell the resources to learn Chinese culture, I'm interested.

[@meetadarsh5517]

If you want to learn, just start with Chinese language I'm pretty sure you'll love it. Because we both are same in many ways. Btw 我也是印度人但会说汉语。

[@edclark6543]

​@@meetadarsh5517is this film spoken in mainland Chinese or Cantonese please

[@nanyanguo1]

@@edclark6543 mandarin which is the common or national language of greater China comprising of mainland China, taiwan, hk and macao. Cantonese dialect is spoken only in Guandong province, Hk n macao

[@alakanandag.5356]

I am an Indian ,I feel this movie is so inspiring life of Xuan zang ❤️, I read a book about Xuan zang, then I watch this movie 🎥. It's great 👍👍👍👍 Happy to see the movie 🎥🎥

[@gracie99999]

didn’t know much about him..very interesting..there are many similar in different cultures should be told

[@arch.anshulmishra9122]

1:09 The way he bowed, it made me cry...the conversation in Sanskrit, the understanding of Kshana (Time).... the whole cinematography, editing, acting, and everything was beautiful..so many things made me goosebumps.... 1:21:51 Ali Fazal and Neha Sharma

[@PEPENTHEJUST1]

This type of non violence based movie should win accolates in the International level but unfortunately many people including the juries love violence based movies🙁. For those who love non violence, this is the best movie for us. Many thanks for giving us to opportunity to enjoy this movie ( to the person who has uploaded this movie on KZbin).

[@onlyonemitch5049]

We love KUNG FU

[@KimPhabulous12]

I hate to say this but violence is part of human nature sadly. Humans are the most cruel & violent Animal.

[@nhinja]

Let us not forget that 2 spies were murdered in the beginning...

[@putrapalguna]

Now this is a random movie i watch that enlighten me in a very touching way, gives me a whole new perspective of life. If you are not ready to become good, dont watch this movie. Trust me.

[@subhasreesarkar9618]

I was mesmerised by the movie... Its cinematograohy, narratives, location and the journey of XuanZang, who is termed as Hiuen Tsang in Indian HIstory, is one of the most well crafted movies I ever watched... Whether it has got Oscar or not doesn't matter... It is excellent.. We Indians have forgotten our aancient culture but not the Chinese... The way they preserve and encourage their traditions and history is somthing we must learn.. I am also a follower of Buddhism.. Needless to say how much this influenced me.. I love the Chinese culture, history and literature.. Namoh Amitava❤

[@nanyanguo1]

I was also mesmerised by the movie soundtrack.

[@anubhabsaikia4778]

WOW! WOW! Such a beautiful movie. Brought tears to my eyes. Hats off, China! Wonderful movie.

[@thekungfuguy4678]

i'm practicing Theravada Buddhism. This is masterpiece, we can learn from Xuan Zang journey. With good determination there always a way. Thank you for making this movie, May all beings happy, Sadhu...Sadhu...Sadhu...🙏

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

Imagine how India must feel, knowing that their ancient country has so many authentic historical sites fit for filming stories related to the Buddha and the evolution of philosophy and religion. I hope one day the majority of Indians will know "true" peace away from violence and want. To have that, not at your doorstep, but in your home (nation) should be a deeply appreciated blessing, but many have fallen to depredation due to excessive want and spiritual darkness from many forces, internal and external.

[@ishwardevi134]

Sadhu sadhu sadhu

[@norasackpathammavong5826]

TheKungFuGuy sadhu!

[@dawasherpa1073]

I studied about Xuan Zang when I was in 12th standard and I really liked how it was described in textbook match with the movie. It’s full of emotion and really Buddhism teach us how be a human being. Best dialogue from the movie is ‘Ask why are you suffering’ The ultimate way of releasing suffering is to knowing why I am suffering.

[@Elementaldomain]

When it comes down to it, the Truth is....that suffering IS a choice. We choose to suffer. Why? Because we have mistaken ideas that suffering is a natural part of life and it is not. It is a perspective borne out of ignorance and disbelief that with all things there is no thing that is not possible with God. A lack of faith, a belief in illusion, causes suffering. God is Perfection, only Perfection. If we keep our Vision upon that Fiat, and keep whispering to God within our Heart that we will only accept Perfection....it will come.

[@Piperdreams]

An utterly sublime production… deeply moving piece of filmography. Putting aside his incredible pilgrimage and devotion in Buddhism and his significant contributions to both nations in Buddhism, I was moved too by his sense of loss of his mother and her love, his need to more fully and deeply connect in his world, his love of his Country, his willingness and trust that even though there would be hardships to endure he had to let go of fear…people he came across could sense his absolute sincerity and they naturally gravitated towards him. What a treasure of a beautifully crafted movie to have randomly across - my heart feels soothed

[@MissSassy]

Hello from Ajanta & Ellora🙋🏻‍♀️ Thank you Chinese friends for making such a beautiful movie on historical relationship! We Indians are really thankful 🙏🙏

[@iamrebel660]

Ajanta and ellora like Buddhist Leni Hindu are Capturing Now. Hindu now Doing Puja in Buddhist Leni and Capturing it

[@MissSassy]

@@iamrebel660 No, it's not! These caves are mix of India's ancient religions such as Hindu, Buddhist and Jain. Please stop spreading misinformation

[@ritikkhurana3350]

@@MissSassy there is no religon called hiduism its just mahayana buddism

[@Wen25h]

​@@iamrebel660lmao Eldora has hindu , buddhist, jain all 3 religion Why don't you go & claim buddhist of bamyan in Afghanistan at first ?

[@Wen25h]

​@@ritikkhurana3350was buddha first buddhist 🤣

[@waltermessines5181]

Wow, one of the best promotional videos for a spiritual life ever. It was like one long guided meditation. Feels like coming home.

[@litodito6424]

only home is one god. And not a thousand.

[@LYLY-je6wk]

It is wonderful with the dialogues in the original Chinese and Indian languages! Amazing work!

[@zenturtle_1]

Very heart warming movie, a moment when a horse seats down and takes his master to water source. I am Hindu by birth, but I loved Buddha everyday. It is Dhamma, which still resonates. Long live Three Jewels and four noble truths. Hsuan Tsang inspires every one to not to leave your spiritual journey but be strong and have a strong faith to carry forward on the way shown by Masters. Love and Peace. Om.

[@violetsarelavender]

Beautiful cinematography.. every frame is so gorgeous!

[@robertalker652]

What an achievement. This film is truly of work of art in every way imaginable, blending factual acient history, extraordinary human endeavour, superb cinematography, a beautiful soundtrack, and superb acting all rolled into one. A very worthy winner. Congratulations.

[@meofamily4]

The marvelous treatment of the magnificent scenery itself deserves the highest praise. The soundtrack provides a lovely, stirring background to the story, memorably conveyed. But -- lets be honest, shall we? -- the actors are a collection of pieces of wood.

[@Sangeychhonjin]

I am watching this for the 12th time now. Love from Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh, India 🙂🙏💜

[@pasangtsering8876]

Keep watching untill you too develop a devotion and determination like him. Please accept my appreciation.

[@Sangeychhonjin]

@@pasangtsering8876 🙂💜🙏

[@Harry2002-z9q]

😚✌️❤️☮️

[@ShankarGidaganti]

Can you please provide Hindi movie link ?

[@netineti2694]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@avi2125]

For most Indians Xuanzang is a hero, a legend, larger than life. Mishi Saran's book Chasing the Monks Shadow is a worthy retracing of his journey. There is also a similar book by a Chinese lady author. Kudos to Xuanzhang's legacy! What a scholar, what dedication, what perseverance!!

[@V_P-fh9yk]

Always hoping for good relations of India-China. These 2 countries shares history, culture... "mahayana's love n tolerance can cleanse the world of violence n make it more beautiful place" 🙌🙏🏻

[@Kiaorafranz]

@Bhanu Pratap Singh Democracy is not always the solution, as you can see by the American and European political systems.

[@jxmai7687]

@@Kiaorafranz Don't let Democracy this word fool you, What is real Demcray, for me like a dream wish.

[@wheillebherttjanmontalbeu]

Today's CHINA is Communist, - doesn't believe in God. Only the teachings of Mao.

[@xintian2299]

@@wheillebherttjanmontalbeu in China there’s freedom to have any religious belief. Temples, churches ...

[@carnivaltym]

Other powers profit from a division between China and India - but they can not stop either from putting it aside. Your words are wise.

[@alexach.]

I cried so many times watching this movie, it is absolutely beautiful! ❤❤❤

[@transplantedlocal6614]

Ok admit it, you cried because of the horse, right? Yeah, that horse is a pretty good actor. lol

[@anishbhattacharya460]

How many times???

[@sayantisen6540]

In our school life in India we all read about XUAN ZANG. There also was an amazing picture of him carrying a big basket with a overhead pole. It was funny to our young minds as we never saw a monk carrying anything other than a small bag/ stick. Now we know the reason. Thank you for making such a wonderful movie. It showed that there always will be turbulence, always will be conflict, but we have to choose our path. The selfless path will always lead to a better world. My sincere thanks to the cinematographer, music directors. Thank you for uploading this movie.

[@maraeacookson1573]

This movie will not disappoint it's a must watch true story. Xuan Zang is a great man despite all odds he was determined to go to India. What an amazing legacy he left in India, where after thousands of years of his journey HiuenTsang is still part of the Indian school curriculum. And then the great legacy he left in China for thousands of years. This movies definitely shows Xuan Zang's faith in action and what it looks like, how the spirit can be much stronger than the physical body, sheer determination, his love for his beliefs, and his outstanding integrity. He's also a great ambassador for his country while in India and for his faith. Thank you for sharing this incredible movie. From Aotearoa NZ 💙💙💙💙💙

[@charonegilmore8802]

I hope this film won an award. It is absolutely beautiful. The relationship between the monk and the horse made me cry. Bravo to the actors, director. writers, music and cinematography and that beautiful horse. Totally heartwarming/

[@ahimsainternational3361]

This film is beautiful and timeless, exactly as important today as 1500 years ago or 2500 years ago. Finding both strength within and peace within is no small undertaking. In today's world, the advice to kings should be taken to heart. Wish the film would just go on and on and on.

[@albertonicastro7987]

Hollywood should learn from this people , they produce one of the most inspiring and beautiful movies in my count . great job and keep making great entertainment stories like this one .

[@Gumardee_coins_and_banknotes]

There are lot of English movies that tell great stories.

[@up6031]

@@Gumardee_coins_and_banknotes agreed

[@ellasantine8587]

Hollywood just nude and sex 😡

[@Rajak9271gate]

As an Indian thankfull to all the Chinese travelers Faxian,Xuanxang and I tsing for there valuable contributions to our country only because of these travellers today we know more about our history otherwise Islamic invaders and barbarians had destroyed everything in our country

[@Msmargret1]

Not only is this awe inspiring story a gorgeous movie, I'm taken with how many of today's ways are put into context. Honestly, being older and purely western, I thought the dance segments in Bollywood films were a trendy gimmick that took hold. 'Lots of wonderful context for multiple cultures. Thank you for the upload!

[@vaibhavbhalerao2963]

Words are not enough to express the gratitude towards this great man. India will always be indebted to You Venerable Sir. This is because your translations of Buddhist scriptures reminded world of those time well after every material in India was vanished off.. Your journey and your dedication inspires us and will continue to inspire future generations... Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu.....

[@tobacco118]

Not to mention, the writings he left behind became important record for Indian history, as we didn't keep written record. It was also from his texts that we found out about Nalanda monastery.

[@purvitripathi8843]

Bcoz of bakhtiyar khan 😑😠 it was all destroyed.

[@sys9208]

@@purvitripathi8843 becoz of brahminist..and parellel Muslim invasion

[@vinodvvg2360]

@purvi, its mainly coz of brahmins ,

[@shivanksingh6468]

@@sys9208 u r mad and mislead. If brahmins were so wrong nalanda would never have been made at first place. Don’t try to separate buddhism from hinduism

[@lorettaearle3362]

What an exquisite film! If only compassion ruled the world instead of greed.

[@jasmeetmatharu6468]

Om Mani Padme Hum! I have no words left after watching this movie, only tears rolling down. My soul indeed has been deeply touched....humbly grateful for our enlightened Gautama Buddha and many masters-ancestors like Xuan Zang whom carried Buddha's teachings and paved the path of Boddhisatva! Movie definitely weaves deep interconnectedness between our cultures and humanity at large......a path to self realization! 📿🙏

[@michaelpeng8984]

1400 years ago, this man (age 25 ) went through more than 100 countries and traveled 5 years（A.D.627-632） and finally got to Indan. He spent around 2 years in Indian learning the language and scripts, then begun his journey back to China. When Sanzang got back to China, it was already 18 years later (A.D.645). Before this, there were only two solid pillar stones of Chinese culture, Taoism and Confucianism. After this Buddism become the Third pillar stone of Chinese pillar stone, combine, those three cultures shipped Chinese history. Today, everyone in China knows his name, not because of his accomplishment, but because of the novel "the journey to the west", and in the novel, he is the master of Monkey King.

[@MeibytheLake]

He spent around 10 years in India according to this film

[@chempaklel6704]

@@MeibytheLake 15 years

[@kuatkongket8893]

Actually Buddhism was already with ancient China. Xuan Zang was not the first pilgrim to ancient India. It was Fa Xian during the Gupta empire (200+AD) , 400 years earlier.

[@KippGenerator]

There is so much to like about his story. His dedication and his desire to learn stand out. I also really like how he was welcomed to Nalanda and how he was welcomed back in Chang 'an despite not having been allowed to set off for the west in the first place. I only learned about Xuan Zang recently, from the wonderful Empire podcast.

[@NitishKumar-hg9yj]

straight way from NALANDA ,just BEAUTIFUL!! I hv visited the ruins and xuan zang memorial many times..the peace in xuan zang memorial is incredible .heartfelt thank you .

[@muhammadyousuf5839]

Great Movie! It reminds us of Great efforts, struggles and hardships for enlightenment by Buddhist Masters!

[@itallia666]

This film is so visually stunning! The cinematography is worthy or perhaps more so than anything Hollywood in USA could achieve The colours are breathtaking along with geographical landscapes, costumes, music sends shivers down ones spine You laugh with our questing monk, urge him onwards, tell him to calm down & have faith & trust in his God. You will not be able to help yourself & not cry when he does, in his moments of fear & doubt Or the futility & hopelessness You forget time, youre so engrossed in this cornucopia of visual & spiritual excellance The end festivities were marvellous & sumptuous. There is something for everyone to gain in this film, a personal message for you, i know it did for me & strongly know everyone will benefit in countless ways. Its a film to watch when words arent enough, When you cant find an answer When you need comfort & well being When you cant go on anymore but after this film you wonder why you though it was a hard journey, so you have been given the right Sustainance for your personal journey & you are invigorated Its a film you can watch many times & pick up some gems of wisdom I cant praise this wonderful film enough, my words are poor quality to describe the gift you get from watching this I even think when the monk is exploring the Ellora Caves hes thinking of the meanings of Buddha & he says the concepts are " Beyond Words " So very true Its the journey that counts not really the destination, that's just sparkly topping ... Peace My Friends🕊

[@MrLuca998]

Whoa ! I just finished this movie and i'm really surprised ! I wish a lot of movie's collab between China and India will happen in future but also between the two nations, remember that normal people are very welcoming with other people (also if they are foreigners !) and doesn't like war, only politicians put one against the other only for their dirthy interests masked by simply saying that it's for the "nation's interest"! I'm from Italy, i don't know that much about buddhism and its thougts but in future i hope to learn them !

[@goforbarni]

Grazie Mille!

[@raynemadison2108]

AMAZING! This film is heart-opening and inspiring for all those who have ever faced adversity in the quest of what is being called forth into life from the heart. Thank you for posting this. AMAZING!

[@vidyaisknowledge1369]

So much heart touchable movie..when he saw clouds in the sky then tears came out from my eyes........Nice sound, nice Mantras, nice song, nice voice...Nice Actor.....! Every moment I feel divine and peace in this movie...I wish Chinese and Indian culture will live in this World for forever....! 🙏🙏🙏 now I want to visit China and there culture want to see...! This movie inspiring me to come China

[@muniswaran2445]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👏👏👏💥💥🦾

[@victorli1087]

I suggest you go to visit China. Communication results in understanding and friendship. We Chinese appreciate Buddhism derived from ancient India. It deeply affected our culture.

[@vidyaisknowledge1369]

I m living here near Ajanta caves..caves are 2 hours from my city. When I watch Buddha n think about him then realise China is big country for Buddhism. From 10yrs when we go other city then ajanta caves coming 1st after then my aunt's city come..so much Chinese peoples I saw in my life when we visit caves .🙂🙂i feel somthing connections with them...I love China from was 10yrs...I m watching only Chinese web series becoz it's all r nice..no velgur words or scenes...pure divine series..and mostly using important subject, topics, culture, ancient culture..so I like so much...! I can learn Chinese language and some foods.also we can know about China from Chinese series...🙂..mostly I like Chinese Respectful Kings queen and their old royal rules..😍

[@ShankarGidaganti]

Hindi me movie milega?

[@zakka1907]

欢迎你❤️👍

[@appleteapot]

Honour and appreciation to all Indian Masters and friends who taught us the Buddhist text, and thankful to all ancient Monks who risked their lives to bring the text back to China and translate into Chinese so we can learn Buddhism today.

[@StephiSensei26]

A thing of great beauty while receiving a small education and insight into the history of these great historically and culturally wealthy countries. Thank you for sharing this knowledge with us here in the west where we are shamefully ignorant of such historical matters of importance and to which we are connected even though we may be unaware.

[@stephendieterich7232]

How’re you doing @stephi varjan

[@itzarun4u]

I dont have any words to describe how happy I am to watch this great movie which is as true as rays from sun

[@chipmarley]

Just overpowered by the beauty and thought provoking effect of this film. This goes to the top ofmy list of favourite films. Will watch again, listen and learn from it.

[@maritzavargas9908]

Breathtaking!! I treasured Xuan Zhang in my heart. Beatiful Story. May Nalanda and Buddhism flourish again.❤

[@ShivamKumar-er3rt]

Truly a masterpiece Love from nalanda

[@vojungjamir6866]

Wonderful movie! What I have learned from this movie, no matter whatever come our way, stay patient n have faith in yourselve.

[@lucychickable]

This movie had always been on my list to watch and never got to it until today. This is one of two movies that has made me reflect in life. I'm not Buddhist, but I'm catholic and his faith in wanting to know more about it was admiring. Also being from another country and bringing things back to his home country.Even if there were obstacles, threats and dangerous paths. I've always said there is so much more beyond the west we dont know and people should be curious to know.

[@aamirk345]

Don't know what to say. Except this. That this has to be one of the best documentaries I have seen, and possibly one of the best ever made. Xuan Zang has been my hero for a long, long time and I see him not only as a person, but also as a metaphor not only for the human yearning and quest for learning but also for the very essence of what a human is, or should be. Additionally, I must praise the photography of this documentary: It is just stunning. How creative! How brilliant! To anyone who is here and has not watched it, I would say: These two hours are perhaps the best investment of time you will ever make. Salute to the team who made it. AK

[@ccasassus1]

What a wonderful movie on the true story of Xuan Zang , I am budhist and now I understand how it spread across Asia. So many lessons along the film, so beautiful photography and places too, excellent actor , look like documentary.

[@sharanagato]

Love from India 🇮🇳. Such wonderful movie. We only know about him from from few pages of history book. We are traditionally peace loving countries , I don't know why do we have tensions these days ? In my prayer I want this has to be an end. Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu☸ 🙏

[@emhgarlyyeung]

I know why, it's brainless politician, manipulated by rumors & the west.

[@acrzga]

the tensions at the current Sino-Indian border is a legacy of English colonizers who nibbled on Chinese lands. It is a pity that India is not honest in denouncing English colonialism to become independent but wanting to keep the plots of Chinese land taken by English colonizers.

[@raulparreno4677]

awakening... a movie so moving... have this quoted: “…Random encounters and farewells gave joy followed by loneliness. When I said goodbye, I was filled with worry for them… our connection is unbroken”

[@fernandofernandez8067]

Inspiring and delightful piece of art! Huan Zang's hunger for knowledge drove him to inimaginable dimensions unknown from many of us!

[@nuclearcasserole]

This should set the standard, as to how movies are made. That was well worth the price! Thank you to the people that made this! I subscribed, this was pretty good.

[@sallymalec2685]

Beautiful movie. Not being Buddhist I wasn't aware of this person's journey and accomplishments for his faith. The story about him is moving and inspiring!

[@2200zy]

it is real history.

[@VictorCharlesEvans]

A beautiful mind, a beautiful heart, is a beautiful person! One needs to feed one's heart and mind with knowledge and widsom!

[@1215mohan]

We felt very proud after watching this movie on xuang zang travelled all the way from china who visited india also my home land at ajantha ellora in Maharashtra and I am being a Buddhist from india is an imotional moment for us in my family. Namo Buddhai.

[@redh2685]

We owe Buddha for his benevolent teachings. We thank the monk xuan zhang for his translation. We have to let compassion lives on.

[@TheBlueskyson]

and live on.

[@satyampandey2222]

You actually don't need to thank him for his translations, there are much better and preferred translations from even before xuan zhang. What you actually owe him is, the historical descriptions of certain regions of india and other countries like bangladesh, which are very valuable.

[@jasongoh6105]

@@satyampandey2222 Translation is not important instead how you implement and achieve by following the scripture of the enlightened Buddha is the ultimate destination. BUT sadly and regrettably India and Bangladesh never did. But China and most of her Chinese descendants in this globe DO. Just ponder!

[@satyampandey2222]

@@jasongoh6105 Buddha wasn't the first or neither the last teacher in Hinduism, he learned from the rishis and added his own teachings, that's it. Don't speak about Hindus when you know naught about them or their history.

[@carolosborne7748]

my second time watching...even more beautiful...I truly hope this one won many awards...definitely deserves all

[@garyjohnson1466]

Great movie, it’s message is as relevant today as it was then, perhaps more so today, as so many people everywhere are being displaced, who are desperately seeking a better way of life, the Buddha’s message is one of compassions and wisdom..!!! Peace

[@angelhopeshaktiathena1429]

Yes

[@jingersatuh6322]

The combination of acting, music, and song penetrates very deeply.

[@MervinLee]

The production value is astounding, the details, historical research on the ancient customs of each kingdom, each narrative, each chapter of Ven. DM Xuan Chang's chronicle about his Journey along with other commentaries from other scholars, all put together. It's poetic, epic and as a Buddhist, I can only say: Saddhu! Saddhu! Maha Saddhu 🙏🏻 阿彌陀佛 🙏🏻

[@robertschultz4100]

how simple acts of kindness can change everything

[@dianaloran8998]

BLUE DOG you are 💯👍

[@robertschultz4100]

@@dianaloran8998 👍

[@Hemant_2487]

Great one, one of the rarest real ancient story based movie of these days. Very nicely presents Buddhist monk's life, struggle and will for the learning; full of wisdom, teaching and inspiring. I suggest to watch this movie alone peacefully it will give you a self-healing experience while watching at many points. Thanks to all who made it and uploaded here.

[@PierCollier]

I found that I come back to watch this movie again from time to time over the past few years. What a great historical movie that showed the tenacity and courage of Xuan Zang to visit India to collect the Buddhist scripts. I can’t wait to visit both China and India, retracing Xuan Zang’s spiritual path.