Idioms in Zen Interpretation

Idioms are fixed phrases that are being widely used by people. Most of them refer to definite conventions.But idioms are also the epitome of mainstream values of different societies with era limitation.As idioms are derived from people's daily life, everyone can make his own extension from his own life experience and spiritual perception. There are two levels of interpretation of idioms, including Chinese characters:Literary interpretation and implication.Literary interpretation is for textual research and quotation while implication is our daily understanding.This book is the seventh in a series of Yu Tijun's philosophy of life. The author reinterprets more than 100 idioms and proverbs commonly used in life from the perspective of Buddhism and Zen, penetrates into the real world of Chinese characters and idioms, and reveals his insights into life between the lines of characters, which is also the desire of all living beings to benefit from Buddhism and Zen. Mr. Yu Tijun is a famous Confucian businessman. He is currently the director and executive vice president of Shanghai Mingyuan Group and the executive director of Hong Kong Mingyuan Medical Development Co., Ltd. He is also a visiting professor of MBA and lecture center of Shanghai Library in several universities in China.He is also a national health education specialist of China's Ministry of Health.