Ven. Yin Shun
Yin Shun Daoshi Fu
Géneros
- Drama
Géneros: Drama.
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#24457
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Progreso de episodios
Completa1 / 1 episodios emitidos
1 episodios emitidos
- Emitido
- 23 abr 2005 –
- Duración
- 22 min
- Tiempo para Completar
- ~22m
Títulos Alternativos
ja印順導師傅
en-x-romajiYin Shun Daoshi Fu
Sinopsis
inglésThe story begins in 742AD, when Japanese monks Yoei and Fusho, pay a visit to Jian Zhen, the abbot of Daming Temple in Yangzhou, China, and implore him to help implement Buddhist precepts in their homeland. When his disciples shy away from the task, the abbot volunteers himself. From 743AD, he tries to sail to Japan several times and only succeeds on his sixth attempt. By then he had already lost his eyesight, yet not once did he lose sight of his aspiration nor did he allow his determination to falter. Bringing along with him several Chinese artisans, Jian Zhen, himself a medical practitioner, went on to make major contributions to the development of Buddhism in Japan, as well as to its culture, architecture and traditional Chinese medicine. (Source: IMDB)
Sinopsis
The story begins in 742AD, when Japanese monks Yoei and Fusho, pay a visit to Jian Zhen, the abbot of Daming Temple in Yangzhou, China, and implore him to help implement Buddhist precepts in their homeland. When his disciples shy away from the task, the abbot volunteers himself. From 743AD, he tries to sail to Japan several times and only succeeds on his sixth attempt. By then he had already lost
The story begins in 742AD, when Japanese monks Yoei and Fusho, pay a visit to Jian Zhen, the abbot of Daming Temple in Yangzhou, China, and implore him to help implement Buddhist precepts in their homeland. When his disciples shy away from the task, the abbot volunteers himself. From 743AD, he tries to sail to Japan several times and only succeeds on his sixth attempt. By then he had already lost his eyesight, yet not once did he lose sight of his aspiration nor did he allow his determination to falter. Bringing along with him several Chinese artisans, Jian Zhen, himself a medical practitioner, went on to make major contributions to the development of Buddhism in Japan, as well as to its culture, architecture and traditional Chinese medicine.
(Source: IMDB)
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The story begins in 742AD, when Japanese monks Yoei and Fusho, pay a visit to Jian Zhen, the abbot of Daming Temple in Yangzhou, China, and implore him to help implement Buddhist precepts in their homeland. When his disciples shy away from the task, the abbot volunteers himself. From 743AD, he tries to sail to Japan several times and only succeeds on his sixth attempt. By then he had already lost
The story begins in 742AD, when Japanese monks Yoei and Fusho, pay a visit to Jian Zhen, the abbot of Daming Temple in Yangzhou, China, and implore him to help implement Buddhist precepts in their homeland. When his disciples shy away from the task, the abbot volunteers himself. From 743AD, he tries to sail to Japan several times and only succeeds on his sixth attempt. By then he had already lost his eyesight, yet not once did he lose sight of his aspiration nor did he allow his determination to falter. Bringing along with him several Chinese artisans, Jian Zhen, himself a medical practitioner, went on to make major contributions to the development of Buddhism in Japan, as well as to its culture, architecture and traditional Chinese medicine. (Source: IMDB)
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Preguntas Frecuentes
¿Cuántos episodios tiene la película Ven. Yin Shun?
Ven. Yin Shun es un largometraje compuesto por un único episodio de aproximadamente 22 minutos de duración. Al tratarse de una película, no cuenta con una estructura episódica extendida.
¿Cuál es la trama principal de Ven. Yin Shun?
La historia se centra en el monje Jian Zhen, quien en el año 742 AD decide viajar a Japón para implementar preceptos budistas tras ser visitado por monjes japoneses. A pesar de perder la vista tras múltiples intentos fallidos de cruce marítimo, el abad mantiene su determinación hasta lograr su objetivo en el sexto intento.
¿Es necesario ver otra obra antes de Ven. Yin Shun?
No es necesario ver ninguna otra obra previamente, ya que Ven. Yin Shun es la primera y única entrada en su franquicia. Es una historia independiente que funciona como un relato histórico completo.
¿En qué género se clasifica Ven. Yin Shun?
Ven. Yin Shun se clasifica dentro del género de drama histórico. La obra se enfoca en narrar eventos basados en figuras reales y contextos del siglo VIII con un tono serio y biográfico.
¿Cuál es el estado actual de Ven. Yin Shun?
El proyecto se encuentra totalmente terminado. Al ser una película de un solo episodio, la historia concluye dentro de su metraje original de 22 minutos.
¿A qué personajes sigue la historia de Ven. Yin Shun?
La trama sigue principalmente al abad Jian Zhen, un monje médico de gran determinación, y a los monjes japoneses Yoei y Fusho. También se destaca la participación de diversos artesanos chinos que acompañan al protagonista en su travesía.
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- Tipo
- Película
- Estado
- Finalizado
- Emitido
- 23 abr 2005 –
- Episodios
- 1 / 1
- Duración
- 22 min
- Tiempo para Completar
- ~22m
Títulos Alternativos
ja印順導師傅
en-x-romajiYin Shun Daoshi Fu
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