Is Mu Xin's "Mu Duo Han Xin" really Buddhist?

Mu Xin's "Muduo Han Xin" is a Buddhist language.

Mu Xin, whose real name is Sun Pu, whose name is Yangzhong and whose name is Mu Xin, is from Dongzha, Wuzhen, Zhejiang. Chen Danqing once explained that Mu Xin's name originated from "the heart of Muduo" and Buddhist terminology. For mass readers, his most familiar work is Once Slow.

There is a saying in The Analects of Confucius, The Book of Changes: "The heart of Mu Duo, the Tao inherits its industry". Mu Xin has a vigilant heart, although he can't warn everyone. Mu Xin has his own beliefs, but also maintains the initial heart of a teenager.

Brief introduction of wood heart

Mu Xin's real name is Sun Pu, and his name is Mu Xin, and his pen name is Mu Xin. Contemporary writers and painters in China. 1927 was born in Dongzha, Wuzhen, Tongxiang, Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province. Graduated from Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts. 201165438+February 2 1 died in his hometown of wuzhen at 3 o'clock, at the age of 84.

He has a collection of essays, such as Joan Meka's Essays and Prose Collection. Poetry anthology "Three Trees in Spain" and "Baron"; A collection of novels, Diary of Windsor Cemetery, etc. Painting collection "Mu Xin Painting Collection" and so on. Literary memoirs and other oral works.

Mu Xin Art Museum opens.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Mu Xin.

Mu Xin, who wrote Once Slow, has been away for eight years. No. 14.