About Luoyang's celebrity deeds, specialties and dialects

● Xuanzang

Xuanzang (602-644), surnamed Chen, was renamed Xuanzang. Luoyang Yanshi people, commonly known as Master Sanzang, commonly known as Tang monks, Tang Sanzang, Tang monks, Buddhist scholars, translators, travelers, and Emperor Luo Ren are also known as the three major translators of Buddhism in China. He became a monk in Jingtu Temple in Luoyang since he was a child, and later visited famous teachers all over the country. He felt that there was no consistency in what he said, so he decided to study in Tianzhu, study in Rong County of Nalanduo Temple, and then travel around Tianzhu. He had a debate with some scholars and became famous in Tianzhu. 17 years later, he returned to Chang' an in the nineteenth year of Zhenguan. 35 classic works and treatises have been translated, with 1335 volumes and13 million words. Literal translation is often used, and the brushwork is rigorous. Translated classics have made certain contributions to enriching the motherland's culture and preserved precious classics for ancient Indian Buddhism, which is called "new translation" internationally. He compiled On Cheng Weizhi. He is the author of The Western Regions of Datang, which is an important material for studying the ancient history, geography and archaeology of India, Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Central Asia. The story of his trip to Tianzhu to learn Buddhist scriptures. Widely circulated among the people. Later generations built a Tang priest temple in the south of his hometown to commemorate him. The main hall in the temple was rebuilt in the 30th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1904) and has been well preserved. His father, Chen Hui, was a magistrate of Jiangling County in Sui Dynasty, and his second brother, Chen Su, became a monk in Jingtu Temple in Luo Yang.

Specialty peony, Peony cake and raisins.

Dialect is, of course, the authentic Henan Hakka dialect.