I believe that all the friends who like to watch The Living Buddha Jigong like the protagonist Dao Ji, who is honored as the Living Buddha Jigong by the people. Jigong was originally a dragon-descending arhat in the sky. In order to surrender the defected Dapeng, he came to the world and became a monk in Lingyin Temple after being awakened. Many friends are puzzled. Why can Dao Ji drink and eat meat when he becomes a monk? How can Buddhist believers eat meat?

This is related to his family background: Dao Ji was born in the Li family, but because he became a monk on the night of his wedding, he went to Lingyin Temple in a crazy way, causing his wife Rouge to commit suicide and his family property to be occupied, which made him feel guilty and painful, so he always went crazy and took eating meat and drinking as a confession to cover up his inner pain.

Dao Ji's drinking and eating meat is also compared with others. It is also the monk's brilliance, greedy for money, fond of squeezing young monks, full of Buddhist ideas, and neither drinking nor eating meat, but it exposes his greed, which is also the reason why Guangliang was demoted to the world and suffered this robbery. Dao Ji is charitable, does good deeds, often travels the streets, saves the dead and helps the weak, demonstrates good and punishes evil, and works with Guangliang.

Ji Gong is always dressed in rags, walks crazily, and talks full of alcohol. He often wears a hip flask around his waist. Unlike ordinary monks, he also looks to the Buddha in his heart, but he is free and unconstrained by the secular world. He is charitable, helping many poor people, punishing evil and promoting good, and doing things freely is also in line with the design of human rangers. It is right that wine and meat pass through the intestines and the Buddha stays in his heart.

Dao Ji showed his free heart by drinking and eating meat. As long as there is a Buddha in his heart, even if he drinks and eats meat, it can't affect his heart to Buddha.