Which chapters mentioned Ji Gong stealing dog meat to eat? Have you ever read the Ming Dynasty classical novel, the Biography of Ji Gong?

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The Complete Biography of Ji Gong was a traditional Chinese martial arts novel written by Shi Naian, a Ming Dynasty novelist. The story narrated the legendary experience of the Tang Dynasty monk Ji Gong. He integrated Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism and other thoughts and showed his fearless, witty and righteous personality. The plot of the novel was full of ups and downs, and the characters were full. It was regarded as a classic in the history of Chinese martial arts novels.

The author of Ji Gong Biography was the Ming Dynasty novelist Wu Chengen. It was a story about the Tang Dynasty Taoist priest, Li Dong. It told the story of how he saved all living beings, earned the title of immortal, and eventually became a monster. The novel had been adapted into various versions, including TV series, movies, games, and so on. It was very popular among the audience.

The ending of the Biography of Ji Gong meant that when Ji Gong was alive, his life and death were free. The verse at the end of the Biography of Ji Gong also explains this point: For sixty years, the east wall has been in a mess, and the west wall has been defeated. Now, when it is cleaned up, the water is still green. Ji Gong was the reincarnation of an arhat, so his life and death were free.

The Legend of Ji Gong mentioned in " Dressed as a Living Buddha at the Beginning " was an ancient chivalrous novel set in the Southern Song Dynasty.

Ji Gong's Travels was a TV series based on Chinese classical Buddhist culture and ethnic colors. The play told the story of Living Buddha Ji Gong reappearing in front of the pilgrims after ten years of meditation in the temple. He changed into tattered clothes and traveled around the world, helping the poor, punishing evil and promoting good. This drama promoted the essence of Chinese culture in a humorous and intelligent way, purifying people's hearts and showing their magical powers. " Ji Gong's Travels " was starred by You Benchang and directed by Zhang Xiaoqiu.

Living Buddha Ji Gong 2 was a the mainland of China series released in 2011, co-directed by Lin Tianyi and Wang Weiting. The main cast of the drama included Chen Haomin, Lin Zicong, Ye Xin, Zhou Mizhou, and others. The plot was based on the complete biography of Ji Gong written by Guo Xiaoting of the Qing Dynasty and folk tales. It told the adventures of Ji Gong, the venerable dragon vanquisher, in Lingyin Temple. Living Buddha Ji Gong 2 had a total of 60 episodes, each of which was about 43 minutes long. The genre of this drama covered plots, comedies, biographies, fantasy, and ancient costumes. According to Douban's rating, the drama received 6.7 points, with a total of 12022 comments.

Living Buddha Ji Gong 1 was a TV series directed by Lin Tianyi and starred by Chen Haomin, Chen Zihan, Lin Zicong, and others. The play was based on the "Complete Biography of Ji Gong" written by Guo Xiaoting of the Qing Dynasty and folk tales. It told the legendary story of Ji Gong, who was born into the family of Li Maochun, a good man, and later joined the Lingyin Temple to fight with the ugly forces such as the Dapeng. The series was released in 2010 and had a total of 42 episodes. You can watch and download it on the iQiyi TV series channel.

Ji Gong's story was mainly about a monk named Ji Gong. He was a knight-errant figure who was good at using various spells and weapons and had helped many people solve difficult problems. There were many versions of Ji Gong's story, among which the more famous ones were Ji Gong's Travels and Ji Gong Biography. In Ji Gong's Travels, Ji Gong lived in a cave and often went out on adventures to help people solve problems. On his journey, he met many strange people and cases such as fairies, monsters and so on. Ji Gong defeated these monsters time and time again with his wit and martial arts and finally became an immortal. In the Biography of Ji Gong, the story of Ji Gong was even more legendary. He was an immortal who could cast all kinds of magical spells. During his journey, he met many people who needed help, such as sick children, old people who were in trouble, and so on. Ji Gong used his immortal powers to help them solve various problems and protect them from the attacks of demons. Ji Gong was a legendary character whose stories were full of adventure, friendship, love and other elements.

In the cast list of Living Buddha Ji Gong 2, Zhang Baowen played the role of Lü Ji (lizard spirit).