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1. fivebooks.com › book › toganiTogani - Five Books Expert Reviews

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   Book Reviews on... Togani. by Gong Ji-young, translated by Bruce and Ju-Chan Fulton. Recommendations from our site. “The novel is based on a real case of what you might call a sexual reign of terror at an institute for special needs children in South Korea.

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   Film Movie Reviews Ji Gong — 2023. Ji Gong. 2023. 1h 20m. Action/Comedy. Advertisement. Cast. Tu Ba Benny Chan Ziyi Fang Zilu Zhang. Director. Yapeng Guo. Advertisement. Recommendations. Slide 1 ...

3. mythologysource.com › ji-gong-rogue-monkJi Gong: The Rogue Monk - The Complete Guide (2023)

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   Feb 8, 2021 · One such monk, however, emerged as a cultural hero and god-like being in Chinese folklore. Ji Gong is sometimes called China’s mad monk. Known for his love of wine, he was expelled from his monastery for not living up to the ideals of his order.

4. www.shenyunperformingarts.org › explore › viewMonk Ji Gong - Shen Yun Performing Arts

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   Jul 31, 2011 · Despite his eccentric personality, Ji Gong was sincere, kindhearted, and a well-accomplished follower of the Buddhist teachings. He was known for helping those in need and sometimes even saving their lives. Chinese folk legends fondly describe his various exploits. Summoning Logs from a Well.

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   Gong Ji-young’s blockbuster novel, Togani (The Crucible), tells the horrendous story of nefarious events that take place at the Home of Benevolence, a fictional, residential school for deaf children from poor families. The school is set on the South Korean coast in the imaginary town of Mujin.

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   While we have lost Ji Gong the man, we have gained something far more significant — entertaining, humorous tales that have outlived their hero and provided pleasure to millions over millennia. Shaw’s translation now makes this trove of stories available to a new readership.

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   What is Ji Gong?

   • Ji Gong, along with Chi Yeh, Ba Yeh, Ba Jia Jiang, San Tai Tz etc. are commonly seen as ‘great god generals’, large puppet figures worn on people’s shoulders, in marching troupes during street parades, pilgrimages and festivals here in Taiwan.

   Taiwanese Gods: Ji Gong Huo Fuo 濟公活佛, Drunk Monk or Mad

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   Why is Ji Gong infamous?

   • Ji Gong is infamous for the rules he broke while doing good works! Buddhist monks are typically seen as quiet, reserved men. They vow to lead lives of abstinence and poverty to devote themselves fully to helping others and studying the Buddha’s teachings. Within this tradition, however, monks who behaved badly sometimes emerged.

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   Who was Ji Gong?

   • Ji Gong was born to a wealthy family in the early part of the Southern Song Dynasty. As a young man, he joined a Buddhist monastery and took the name, Dao Ji. Unlike most monks, he dressed sloppily in torn rags and even on occasion ate meat. In short, he was a bit of a character, and his idiosyncrasies irked the other monks.

   Ji Gong - the Crazy Monk - Shen Yun Performing Arts

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   Is Ji Gong a real God?

   • Belying his popularity amongst Taiwanese, Ji Gong ranks only as a minor deity in the Chinese god pantheon. Ji Gong (1130-1209), was born a mortal, Li Xiu Yuan (李修緣 (or 元), to parents who were unable to have children yet, obviously, had one anyway.

   Taiwanese Gods: Ji Gong Huo Fuo 濟公活佛, Drunk Monk or Mad

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   Is Ji Gong a Buddhist monk?

   • It is unsurprising that Ji Gong has become a well-known figure in modern pop culture. While he is seen as worthy of reverence, he is still a comical character who appeals to modern ideas. Images of Ji Gong emphasize the ways in which he did not fit the traditional model of a Buddhist monk.

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   Why is Ji Gong called China's Mad Monk?

   • Ji Gong is sometimes called China’s mad monk. Known for his love of wine, he was expelled from his monastery for not living up to the ideals of his order. Unlike other renegade monks however, Ji Gona was otherwise characterized as an exceptionally good person.

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8. www.tripadvisor.com › ShowUserReviews-g676312-dJi Gong at 68 feet tall. - Review of Tian Pao Kong Chinese ...

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   Feb 5, 2019 · This attraction is basically distinguished for its tall statue of Ji-gong, a mysterious yet helpful monk originally named Li Xiuyuan. Get some awesome photos as you visit, but of course it is not recommended to visit during the rain as it is not covered.

   • Location: Exit 1, Yong Peng 83700,, Malaysia