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【電子書】おっぱい女子とかお尻女子1

おっぱいも色々♪お尻も色々♪世の中の女の子たちのキュートでSEXYなおっぱいやらお尻やらをゴソゴソ集めてみました。おっぱいも色々♪お尻も色々♪世の中の女の子たちのキュートでSEXYなおっぱいやらお尻やらをゴソゴソ集めてみました。あなたの股間にずッキュンくる女子の痴態がきっと見つかるはず！The model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 秋元翼『ヒモT娘♪』

【秘蔵画像を蔵出しした、伝説のTバック女子校生・秋元翼ちゃんのベスト版写真集！】【秘蔵画像を蔵出しした、伝説のTバック女子校生・秋元翼ちゃんのベスト版写真集！】ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生の姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女の姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】妄想ガール vol.3

後ろめたいけど止められない…女の子の甘酸っぱい香りと無防備な痴態…インモラルな妄想は罪なのか…。後ろめたいけど止められない…女の子の甘酸っぱい香りと無防備な痴態…インモラルな妄想は罪なのか…。可愛い女の子たちの普段何気に見せるドキッとするような姿をこっそり盗み見してしまう快感♪想像の中で膨らむ彼女たちとの絡み合い…右手が止まりません！The model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 オムニバス9

『体操着の奥に隠されたツボミをツンツン♪初々しいパンチラや甘酸っぱいお尻の厳選カット盛り沢山！』『体操着の奥に隠されたツボミをツンツン♪初々しいパンチラや甘酸っぱいお尻の厳選カット盛り沢山！』ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生たちの姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 菅谷美穂 complete

【美尻Tバック美少女『菅谷美穂ちゃん』のvol．1～3のコンプリート版！大ボリュームの213ページ♪】【美尻Tバック美少女『菅谷美穂ちゃん』のvol．1～3のコンプリート版！大ボリュームの213ページ♪突き出したお尻に妄想ピストン！】ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生たちの姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】おっぱい女子とかお尻女子3

おっぱいも色々♪お尻も色々♪世の中の女の子たちのキュートでSEXYなおっぱいやらお尻やらをゴソゴソ集めてみました。おっぱいも色々♪お尻も色々♪世の中の女の子たちのキュートでSEXYなおっぱいやらお尻やらをゴソゴソ集めてみました。あなたの股間にずッキュンくる女子の痴態がきっと見つかるはず！The model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 浜田由梨 complete

大好評だった浜田由梨vol．1～vol．3のコンプリート版！ぷりっぷりのお尻とぴちぴち美乳を堪能してください♪大ボリュームの158ページ♪【大好評だった浜田由梨vol．1～vol．3のコンプリート版！ぷりっぷりのお尻とぴちぴち美乳を堪能してください♪大ボリュームの158ページ♪】ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生たちの姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

特價30元

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 平野聡子『ぷにぷに♪イイ気持♪』1

ぷにぷにの体がとても気持ちイイ聡子ちゃん♪色白のオッパイとボリューミーなお尻は僕らの妄想を掻き立てちゃう！大ボリュームの123ページ♪【ぷにぷにの体がとても気持ちイイ聡子ちゃん♪色白のオッパイとボリューミーなお尻は僕らの妄想を掻き立てちゃう！大ボリュームの123ページ♪】ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生たちの姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

特價30元

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【電子書】おっぱい女子とかお尻女子4

おっぱいも色々♪お尻も色々♪世の中の女の子たちのキュートでSEXYなおっぱいやらお尻やらをゴソゴソ集めてみました。おっぱいも色々♪お尻も色々♪世の中の女の子たちのキュートでSEXYなおっぱいやらお尻やらをゴソゴソ集めてみました。あなたの股間にずッキュンくる女子の痴態がきっと見つかるはず！The model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 『３人遊び』

えっちな女子高生3人が集まって乱痴気騒ぎ♪限界ヒモTに着替えて3人が妖しく絡んでアソコはぐちょ濡れ♪【えっちな女子高生3人が集まって乱痴気騒ぎ♪限界ヒモTに着替えて3人が妖しく絡んでアソコはぐちょ濡れ♪】ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生たちの姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 オムニバス8

『トリプルTバック他、初々しいパンチラやお尻の厳選カット盛り沢山！』『トリプルTバック他、初々しいパンチラやお尻の厳選カット盛り沢山！』ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生たちの姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 オムニバス10

制服をめくるとぷりぷりで張りのあるお尻が…♪甘酸っぱい女子校生たちの初々しいパンチラや剥き出しお尻の厳選カット盛り沢山！『制服をめくるとぷりぷりで張りのあるお尻が…♪甘酸っぱい女子校生たちの初々しいパンチラや剥き出しお尻の厳選カット盛り沢山！』ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生たちの姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】おっぱい女子とかお尻女子6

おっぱいも色々♪お尻も色々♪世の中の女の子たちのキュートでSEXYなおっぱいやらお尻やらをゴソゴソ集めてみました。おっぱいも色々♪お尻も色々♪世の中の女の子たちのキュートでSEXYなおっぱいやらお尻やらをゴソゴソ集めてみました。あなたの股間にずッキュンくる女子の痴態がきっと見つかるはず！The model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 神埼まどか『くちゅくちゅして♪』

素人女子校生の限界露出！スレンダー美少女のくちゅくちゅな蜜園をちゅぱちゅぱ♪【素人女子校生の限界露出！スレンダー美少女のくちゅくちゅな蜜園をちゅぱちゅぱ♪】ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生の姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 金子あかね『Tバック少女』

素人女子校生の限界露出！ぷりぷりの美尻に食い込むTバック♪マシュマロおっぱいモミモミでムスコ暴発！【素人女子校生の限界露出！ぷりぷりの美尻に食い込むTバック♪マシュマロおっぱいモミモミでムスコ暴発！】ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生の姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 平野聡子『ぷにぷに♪イイ気持♪』2

ぷにぷにの体がとても気持ちイイ聡子ちゃん♪色白のオッパイとボリューミーなお尻は僕らの妄想を掻き立てちゃう！大ボリュームの106ページ♪【ぷにぷにの体がとても気持ちイイ聡子ちゃん♪色白のオッパイとボリューミーなお尻は僕らの妄想を掻き立てちゃう！大ボリュームの106ページ♪】ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生たちの姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】おっぱい女子とかお尻女子5

おっぱいも色々♪お尻も色々♪世の中の女の子たちのキュートでSEXYなおっぱいやらお尻やらをゴソゴソ集めてみました。おっぱいも色々♪お尻も色々♪世の中の女の子たちのキュートでSEXYなおっぱいやらお尻やらをゴソゴソ集めてみました。あなたの股間にずッキュンくる女子の痴態がきっと見つかるはず！The model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 オムニバス7

『素朴で清純そうな美少女が一枚一枚制服を脱いでいく姿がたまらん♪厳選カット盛り沢山！』『素朴で清純そうな美少女が一枚一枚制服を脱いでいく姿がたまらん♪厳選カット盛り沢山！』ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生たちの姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 南野ゆいな『つぼみの匂い2』

【ロリ顔過ぎる子の激ヤバ秘蔵画像！穢れ知らずの女子校生・ゆいなちゃんのお宝写真集！全122P】【ロリ顔過ぎる子の激ヤバ秘蔵画像！穢れ知らずの女子校生・ゆいなちゃんのお宝写真集！全122P】ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生たちの姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 浜田由梨『ふたりの秘密』

【女の子同士の危険な遊びに耽る激ヤバ秘蔵画像！ヒモTバックで初々しいお尻丸出し＆ハミパイのお宝写真集！】【女の子同士の危険な遊びに耽る激ヤバ秘蔵画像！ヒモTバックで初々しいお尻丸出し＆ハミパイのお宝写真集！】ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生たちの姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】おっぱい女子とかお尻女子2

おっぱいも色々♪お尻も色々♪世の中の女の子たちのキュートでSEXYなおっぱいやらお尻やらをゴソゴソ集めてみました。おっぱいも色々♪お尻も色々♪世の中の女の子たちのキュートでSEXYなおっぱいやらお尻やらをゴソゴソ集めてみました。あなたの股間にずッキュンくる女子の痴態がきっと見つかるはず！The model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

特價30元

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 南野ゆいな『つぼみの匂い』

【ロリ顔過ぎる子の激ヤバ秘蔵画像！穢れ知らずの女子校生・ゆいなちゃんのお宝写真集！全125P】【ロリ顔過ぎる子の激ヤバ秘蔵画像！穢れ知らずの女子校生・ゆいなちゃんのお宝写真集！全125P】ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生たちの姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 オムニバス6

『ツインでTバックがかなりそそる♪他にも開かれた女の子たちの秘部をじっくり舐めまわすように淫写！厳選カット盛り沢山！』『ツインでTバックがかなりそそる♪他にも開かれた女の子たちの秘部をじっくり舐めまわすように淫写！厳選カット盛り沢山！』ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生たちの姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 秋元翼『ヒモT娘♪3』

【秘蔵画像を蔵出しした、伝説のTバック女子校生・秋元翼ちゃんのベスト版写真集！大量101カット♪第3弾】【秘蔵画像を蔵出しした、伝説のTバック女子校生・秋元翼ちゃんのベスト版写真集！大量101カット♪第3弾】ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生の姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 内山加奈恵『JKだって気持ちいいよ♪』

張りがあってツンと上向いたお尻と開花寸前のツボミのような初々しいおっぱい♪現役女子校生・加奈恵ちゃんの秘蔵カット満載！『張りがあってツンと上向いたお尻と開花寸前のツボミのような初々しいおっぱい♪現役女子校生・内山加奈恵ちゃんの秘蔵カット満載！』ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生たちの姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 内山加奈恵『やさしくしてね♪』

美少女・女子校生の挑発的な表情と露わになった痴態に妄想と股間が爆発寸前！現役女子校生・内山加奈恵ちゃんの秘蔵カット満載！『美少女・女子校生の挑発的な表情と露わになった痴態に妄想と股間が爆発寸前！現役女子校生・内山加奈恵ちゃんの秘蔵カット満載！』ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生たちの姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 秋元翼『してもいいよ♪1』

秘蔵画像を蔵出しした、伝説のTバック女子校生・秋元翼ちゃんのベスト版写真集！大量125カット♪超お得【秘蔵画像を蔵出しした、伝説のTバック女子校生・秋元翼ちゃんのベスト版写真集！大量125カット♪超お得】ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生の姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 一橋いちか『いじって』

素人女子校生の限界露出！ぷりぷりの美尻に食い込むTバック♪全てを曝け出して蜜園を濡らす♪【素人女子校生の限界露出！ぷりぷりの美尻に食い込むTバック♪全てを曝け出して蜜園を濡らす♪】ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生の姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 秋元翼『ヒモT娘♪2』

【秘蔵画像を蔵出しした、伝説のTバック女子校生・秋元翼ちゃんのベスト版写真集！第2弾】【秘蔵画像を蔵出しした、伝説のTバック女子校生・秋元翼ちゃんのベスト版写真集！第2弾】ちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生の姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】禁断～女子校生 秋元翼 complete1

伝説Tバック美少女のコンプリート版！『ヒモT娘♪』1～3を収録した大ボリューム243ページで超お買い得！【伝説Tバック美少女のコンプリート版！『ヒモT娘♪』1～3を収録した大ボリューム243ページで超お買い得！】長い足とむっちり美尻に食い込むTバック！右手が止まりませんハァハァちょっとHな素人女子校生のフェチ写真集！撮影でカメラマンに、あらゆるドS的ポーズを指示されても従順に全てをさらけだしていく健気な女子校生たちの姿は、究極萌えフェチ♪とまどいつつも懸命にポーズをとる彼女たちの姿がたまらんす！ハァハァThe model that has appeared in this photo collection is 18 years of age or over.

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【電子書】住展雜誌 2025年9月NO.514

你有注意過「空維區」嗎？台灣進入非核家園的第一年，在政治攻防持續升溫的同時，一般民眾更關心的，是電價與空氣品質。這些議題不只牽動能源政策，也直接影響居住環境，是《住展》本期封面故事的出發點。採訪過程中，我們接觸了政策制定者、地方執行者與房仲業者，逐步拼湊出空品治理的進程。隨著老舊柴油車退場，空氣品質改善成果也開始被地方政府量化公布。以台北市為例，推行空維區後，該區大家熟知的PM2.5下降了十四‧六％，其他像是氮氧化物、一氧化碳也都同步下修。其中尤其有趣的發現是，過往多數民眾認為要買最頂級的空氣清淨機，搭配緊閉門窗的使用心法，似乎就能「至少在家裡，呼吸到最乾淨的空氣。」但專家卻提出了「病態建築症候群」概念，因為戶外空氣差而關窗，過敏、頭痛等症狀反而加劇，換氣跟除溼，才是維持居家空氣品質的好方法。於是，「城市如何治理空氣」與「住家如何保持通風」這兩個層面，成為影響民眾購屋，以及開發商規劃建案時的考量要素。以前，房市加分條件是捷運、學區、商圈；現在，「乾淨空氣」也開始列入購屋清單。它不像大型建設那樣顯眼，但卻直接影響居住者的日常生活。對房地產市場來說，這是一個正在萌芽中的新概念。要將空氣品質納入房市討論範圍內，並不是件容易的事，但《住展》認為，當它成為影響購屋決策的隱形指標，我們就應該正視它。而我們也找出了答案——空氣品質開始影響房價，台灣人購屋邏輯正在改寫當中。

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【電子書】童話

《台魂女鬼學園》《夢魘特快車》暢銷作家波西米鴨 最新怪談集中國古典文學《聊齋》Ｘ日本小泉八雲的《怪談》系列Ｘ《格林童話》的顫慄寓言Ｘ《20世紀少年》的少年冒險精神融合多種古今中外的鬼怪經典學校裡最可怕的就是「生物教室」了人體骨架突然自己移動福馬林裡的標本很像某位同學的在恐怖詭譎的靈異空間充滿了黑色幽默跟荒謬的趣味在奇人怪事中藏著感人深刻的寓意讓你感受與大人的世界完全不一樣的恐懼跟笑點！

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【電子書】勾魂伽倻

身體像被撕碎般的疼痛，不，根本比撕碎了還痛啊！耳畔卻隱約傳來古老的伽倻琴旋律⋯⋯。「崔智敏聽令，這是妳的死亡通知，陰司引渡使將引領妳的魂魄歸返幽冥。」崔智敏循著蔓延一地的血跡挪移目光，驚見了一樁與自己有關的大祕密。地板上躺在猩紅血泊中的那女孩，不論髮型、校服尺寸、身高胖瘦，居然都跟她是如此的相似，血泊中那女孩的殘破臉龐，就是她自己！她⋯⋯死了？不記得是誰害她死得這麼慘？就算是死了也想知道，到底是誰會那麼狠毒，竟用最心愛的伽倻琴殺死她！

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【電子書】One hundred lessons on monastery languages and affairs. vol. 1: monastery systems

內容簡介The transmission of Buddhism to China gave rise to a uniquely rich and systematic monastic tradition. One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages & Affairs offers an in-depth exploration of this tradition through six themes: Monastery Systems, Monastic Precepts, Temple Undertakings, Cultivation and Gatherings, Organizational Management, and Spread of Buddhism. Drawing from decades of lived experience, it guides readers through the past, present, and evolving future of Chinese Buddhist monasticism.目錄VOLUME 1MONASTERY SYSTEMSTable of ContentsAbout Venerable Master Hsing YunTranslator’s IntroductionPrefaceLesson One: Types of Buddhist MonasteriesLesson Two: Monasteries in the Mainland ChinaLesson Three: Layout of a MonasteryLesson Four: The Forty-Eight PositionsLesson Five: The Meaning of “Unit”Lesson Six: Monastery AnecdotesLesson Seven: Buddhist TitlesLesson Eight: Monastery LanguageLesson Nine: A Day in MonasteryLesson Ten: The Four Main HallsLesson Eleven: Monastic Quarters Rounds to Notify the CommunityLesson Twelve: Beginning and End of a TermLesson Thirteen: Free Incense Period and Day OffLesson Fourteen: Living RegulationsLesson Fifteen: Removal from Monastery and Leaving Without NotificationLesson Sixteen: Special QuestionsLesson Seventeen: Extraordinary FiguresLesson Eighteen: Monastic PropertyIndex推薦序/前言PREFACEBuddhist Knowledge and WisdomLooking back on more than sixty years of monastic life, I remember traveling across China in my youth to study at various renowned monasteries. I studied the Vinaya at Qixia Vinaya College and the Precept Hall at Mount Baohua, pursued doctrinal studies at Jiaoshan Buddhist College, and resided in Chan monasteries such as Jinshan and Tianning. Whether in Vinaya, doctrinal, or Chan traditions, I diligently followed the assembly in attending Dharma services, performing communal labor, participating in Chan meditation retreats during spring and summer, and Buddha-name recitation retreats during autumn and winter. I undertook every task—serving meals, cooking, tending shrines, managing water, cutting firewood in the mountains, and drawing water from the river. During this time, I laid a solid foundation in the comportment, mindset, practice, and character required of a monastic.As time went on, the traditions, systems, and regulations of the various schools gradually took root and blended within my heart. I believe that these invaluable experiences of traveling and learning should be passed on to my disciples, so they may understand the essential qualities that a monastic must embody, and what mindset and capabilities are needed to stand firmly in today’s society. Moreover, I hope to offer this knowledge to the wider public, so that all may gain a proper understanding of the knowledge and wisdom of the Buddhist tradition.With this aspiration in mind, over the years I have taught One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs not only at Buddhist colleges, but also as part of the “Light Transmission College” curriculum for Fo Guang Shan disciples. I also delivered these teachings during the Triple Platform Full Ordination Ceremonies held at Fo Guang Shan and Hsi Lai Temple in the United States. However, the content was never formally compiled and published. It was not until 2009, when conditions had ripened, that I spent three months recording a 104-episode video series of One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs, produced by the Fo Guang Shan Television Center. Each episode focuses on a specific topic and is presented in a Q&A format, with Venerable Tzu Hui posing the questions and myself providing the explanations.The content of these lessons can be broadly categorized into six areas: administrative systems, etiquette and general knowledge, cultivation of monastic character, various forms of practice, Dharma propagation and benefiting sentient beings, and Buddhist cuisine. Included are my observations and experiences from studying in various monasteries, my first-hand encounters within the Buddhist community, and my aspirations for the future development of Buddhism. I hope this work may serve as a reference for teaching and guiding disciples, leading temples, establishing monastic communities, propagating the Dharma, and deepening understanding of the Buddhist tradition.In summary, One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs possesses four main features:1. Explanations of monastic implements and their usage2. Introductions to Buddhist rituals and ceremonial practices3. Fundamental knowledge for approaching and understanding the Buddhist community4. Insights into the culture and dissemination of BuddhismIn addition, each lesson is appropriately supplemented with images and video to enhance its vividness and accessibility. For example, in the segments on Buddhist chanting, Venerable Tzu Jung leads the Fo Guang Shan monastics in actual recitation. In Buddhist cuisine, Shigu Hsiao Pi-Hsia demonstrates the preparation of noodles and rice. Furthermore, topics covering eminent masters of various schools, renowned monasteries, and commonly used Dharma instruments are accompanied by illustrative visuals. These materials are intended to help the audience gain a clear understanding of Buddhist terminology and deepen their comprehension of the Dharma.Since the release of the One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs video series, it has received warm support and valuable feedback from viewers. To better meet the needs of a wider readership, we organized, supplemented, and refined the recorded content, adding explanatory notes on key Buddhist terms. This compilation has now been published into a book series, allowing readers to gain a comprehensive understanding of both the daily life within the monastery and the lifelong journey of a monastic.Now, as the One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages & Affairs book series is about to be published by the Fo Guang Shan Board of Directors, I offer this brief account of its origins and development. This serves as my preface.Hsing YunMarch 2012

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【電子書】One hundred lessons on monastery languages and affairs. vol. 2: monastic precepts

內容簡介The transmission of Buddhism to China gave rise to a uniquely rich and systematic monastic tradition. One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages & Affairs offers an in-depth exploration of this tradition through six themes: Monastery Systems, Monastic Precepts, Temple Undertakings, Cultivation and Gatherings, Organizational Management, and Spread of Buddhism. Drawing from decades of lived experience, it guides readers through the past, present, and evolving future of Chinese Buddhist monasticism.目錄VOLUME 1MONASTERY SYSTEMSTable of ContentsAbout Venerable Master Hsing YunTranslator’s IntroductionPrefaceLesson One: Types of Buddhist MonasteriesLesson Two: Monasteries in the Mainland ChinaLesson Three: Layout of a MonasteryLesson Four: The Forty-Eight PositionsLesson Five: The Meaning of “Unit”Lesson Six: Monastery AnecdotesLesson Seven: Buddhist TitlesLesson Eight: Monastery LanguageLesson Nine: A Day in MonasteryLesson Ten: The Four Main HallsLesson Eleven: Monastic Quarters Rounds to Notify the CommunityLesson Twelve: Beginning and End of a TermLesson Thirteen: Free Incense Period and Day OffLesson Fourteen: Living RegulationsLesson Fifteen: Removal from Monastery and Leaving Without NotificationLesson Sixteen: Special QuestionsLesson Seventeen: Extraordinary FiguresLesson Eighteen: Monastic PropertyIndex推薦序/前言PREFACEBuddhist Knowledge and WisdomLooking back on more than sixty years of monastic life, I remember traveling across China in my youth to study at various renowned monasteries. I studied the Vinaya at Qixia Vinaya College and the Precept Hall at Mount Baohua, pursued doctrinal studies at Jiaoshan Buddhist College, and resided in Chan monasteries such as Jinshan and Tianning. Whether in Vinaya, doctrinal, or Chan traditions, I diligently followed the assembly in attending Dharma services, performing communal labor, participating in Chan meditation retreats during spring and summer, and Buddha-name recitation retreats during autumn and winter. I undertook every task—serving meals, cooking, tending shrines, managing water, cutting firewood in the mountains, and drawing water from the river. During this time, I laid a solid foundation in the comportment, mindset, practice, and character required of a monastic.As time went on, the traditions, systems, and regulations of the various schools gradually took root and blended within my heart. I believe that these invaluable experiences of traveling and learning should be passed on to my disciples, so they may understand the essential qualities that a monastic must embody, and what mindset and capabilities are needed to stand firmly in today’s society. Moreover, I hope to offer this knowledge to the wider public, so that all may gain a proper understanding of the knowledge and wisdom of the Buddhist tradition.With this aspiration in mind, over the years I have taught One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs not only at Buddhist colleges, but also as part of the “Light Transmission College” curriculum for Fo Guang Shan disciples. I also delivered these teachings during the Triple Platform Full Ordination Ceremonies held at Fo Guang Shan and Hsi Lai Temple in the United States. However, the content was never formally compiled and published. It was not until 2009, when conditions had ripened, that I spent three months recording a 104-episode video series of One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs, produced by the Fo Guang Shan Television Center. Each episode focuses on a specific topic and is presented in a Q&A format, with Venerable Tzu Hui posing the questions and myself providing the explanations.The content of these lessons can be broadly categorized into six areas: administrative systems, etiquette and general knowledge, cultivation of monastic character, various forms of practice, Dharma propagation and benefiting sentient beings, and Buddhist cuisine. Included are my observations and experiences from studying in various monasteries, my first-hand encounters within the Buddhist community, and my aspirations for the future development of Buddhism. I hope this work may serve as a reference for teaching and guiding disciples, leading temples, establishing monastic communities, propagating the Dharma, and deepening understanding of the Buddhist tradition.In summary, One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs possesses four main features:1. Explanations of monastic implements and their usage2. Introductions to Buddhist rituals and ceremonial practices3. Fundamental knowledge for approaching and understanding the Buddhist community4. Insights into the culture and dissemination of BuddhismIn addition, each lesson is appropriately supplemented with images and video to enhance its vividness and accessibility. For example, in the segments on Buddhist chanting, Venerable Tzu Jung leads the Fo Guang Shan monastics in actual recitation. In Buddhist cuisine, Shigu Hsiao Pi-Hsia demonstrates the preparation of noodles and rice. Furthermore, topics covering eminent masters of various schools, renowned monasteries, and commonly used Dharma instruments are accompanied by illustrative visuals. These materials are intended to help the audience gain a clear understanding of Buddhist terminology and deepen their comprehension of the Dharma.Since the release of the One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs video series, it has received warm support and valuable feedback from viewers. To better meet the needs of a wider readership, we organized, supplemented, and refined the recorded content, adding explanatory notes on key Buddhist terms. This compilation has now been published into a book series, allowing readers to gain a comprehensive understanding of both the daily life within the monastery and the lifelong journey of a monastic.Now, as the One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages & Affairs book series is about to be published by the Fo Guang Shan Board of Directors, I offer this brief account of its origins and development. This serves as my preface.Hsing YunMarch 2012

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【電子書】One hundred lessons on monastery languages and affairs. vol. 3: temple undertakings

內容簡介The transmission of Buddhism to China gave rise to a uniquely rich and systematic monastic tradition. One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages & Affairs offers an in-depth exploration of this tradition through six themes: Monastery Systems, Monastic Precepts, Temple Undertakings, Cultivation and Gatherings, Organizational Management, and Spread of Buddhism. Drawing from decades of lived experience, it guides readers through the past, present, and evolving future of Chinese Buddhist monasticism.目錄VOLUME 1MONASTERY SYSTEMSTable of ContentsAbout Venerable Master Hsing YunTranslator’s IntroductionPrefaceLesson One: Types of Buddhist MonasteriesLesson Two: Monasteries in the Mainland ChinaLesson Three: Layout of a MonasteryLesson Four: The Forty-Eight PositionsLesson Five: The Meaning of “Unit”Lesson Six: Monastery AnecdotesLesson Seven: Buddhist TitlesLesson Eight: Monastery LanguageLesson Nine: A Day in MonasteryLesson Ten: The Four Main HallsLesson Eleven: Monastic Quarters Rounds to Notify the CommunityLesson Twelve: Beginning and End of a TermLesson Thirteen: Free Incense Period and Day OffLesson Fourteen: Living RegulationsLesson Fifteen: Removal from Monastery and Leaving Without NotificationLesson Sixteen: Special QuestionsLesson Seventeen: Extraordinary FiguresLesson Eighteen: Monastic PropertyIndex推薦序/前言PREFACEBuddhist Knowledge and WisdomLooking back on more than sixty years of monastic life, I remember traveling across China in my youth to study at various renowned monasteries. I studied the Vinaya at Qixia Vinaya College and the Precept Hall at Mount Baohua, pursued doctrinal studies at Jiaoshan Buddhist College, and resided in Chan monasteries such as Jinshan and Tianning. Whether in Vinaya, doctrinal, or Chan traditions, I diligently followed the assembly in attending Dharma services, performing communal labor, participating in Chan meditation retreats during spring and summer, and Buddha-name recitation retreats during autumn and winter. I undertook every task—serving meals, cooking, tending shrines, managing water, cutting firewood in the mountains, and drawing water from the river. During this time, I laid a solid foundation in the comportment, mindset, practice, and character required of a monastic.As time went on, the traditions, systems, and regulations of the various schools gradually took root and blended within my heart. I believe that these invaluable experiences of traveling and learning should be passed on to my disciples, so they may understand the essential qualities that a monastic must embody, and what mindset and capabilities are needed to stand firmly in today’s society. Moreover, I hope to offer this knowledge to the wider public, so that all may gain a proper understanding of the knowledge and wisdom of the Buddhist tradition.With this aspiration in mind, over the years I have taught One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs not only at Buddhist colleges, but also as part of the “Light Transmission College” curriculum for Fo Guang Shan disciples. I also delivered these teachings during the Triple Platform Full Ordination Ceremonies held at Fo Guang Shan and Hsi Lai Temple in the United States. However, the content was never formally compiled and published. It was not until 2009, when conditions had ripened, that I spent three months recording a 104-episode video series of One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs, produced by the Fo Guang Shan Television Center. Each episode focuses on a specific topic and is presented in a Q&A format, with Venerable Tzu Hui posing the questions and myself providing the explanations.The content of these lessons can be broadly categorized into six areas: administrative systems, etiquette and general knowledge, cultivation of monastic character, various forms of practice, Dharma propagation and benefiting sentient beings, and Buddhist cuisine. Included are my observations and experiences from studying in various monasteries, my first-hand encounters within the Buddhist community, and my aspirations for the future development of Buddhism. I hope this work may serve as a reference for teaching and guiding disciples, leading temples, establishing monastic communities, propagating the Dharma, and deepening understanding of the Buddhist tradition.In summary, One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs possesses four main features:1. Explanations of monastic implements and their usage2. Introductions to Buddhist rituals and ceremonial practices3. Fundamental knowledge for approaching and understanding the Buddhist community4. Insights into the culture and dissemination of BuddhismIn addition, each lesson is appropriately supplemented with images and video to enhance its vividness and accessibility. For example, in the segments on Buddhist chanting, Venerable Tzu Jung leads the Fo Guang Shan monastics in actual recitation. In Buddhist cuisine, Shigu Hsiao Pi-Hsia demonstrates the preparation of noodles and rice. Furthermore, topics covering eminent masters of various schools, renowned monasteries, and commonly used Dharma instruments are accompanied by illustrative visuals. These materials are intended to help the audience gain a clear understanding of Buddhist terminology and deepen their comprehension of the Dharma.Since the release of the One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs video series, it has received warm support and valuable feedback from viewers. To better meet the needs of a wider readership, we organized, supplemented, and refined the recorded content, adding explanatory notes on key Buddhist terms. This compilation has now been published into a book series, allowing readers to gain a comprehensive understanding of both the daily life within the monastery and the lifelong journey of a monastic.Now, as the One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages & Affairs book series is about to be published by the Fo Guang Shan Board of Directors, I offer this brief account of its origins and development. This serves as my preface.Hsing YunMarch 2012

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【電子書】One hundred lessons on monastery languages and affairs. vol. 4: cultivation and gatherings

內容簡介The transmission of Buddhism to China gave rise to a uniquely rich and systematic monastic tradition. One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages & Affairs offers an in-depth exploration of this tradition through six themes: Monastery Systems, Monastic Precepts, Temple Undertakings, Cultivation and Gatherings, Organizational Management, and Spread of Buddhism. Drawing from decades of lived experience, it guides readers through the past, present, and evolving future of Chinese Buddhist monasticism.目錄VOLUME 1MONASTERY SYSTEMSTable of ContentsAbout Venerable Master Hsing YunTranslator’s IntroductionPrefaceLesson One: Types of Buddhist MonasteriesLesson Two: Monasteries in the Mainland ChinaLesson Three: Layout of a MonasteryLesson Four: The Forty-Eight PositionsLesson Five: The Meaning of “Unit”Lesson Six: Monastery AnecdotesLesson Seven: Buddhist TitlesLesson Eight: Monastery LanguageLesson Nine: A Day in MonasteryLesson Ten: The Four Main HallsLesson Eleven: Monastic Quarters Rounds to Notify the CommunityLesson Twelve: Beginning and End of a TermLesson Thirteen: Free Incense Period and Day OffLesson Fourteen: Living RegulationsLesson Fifteen: Removal from Monastery and Leaving Without NotificationLesson Sixteen: Special QuestionsLesson Seventeen: Extraordinary FiguresLesson Eighteen: Monastic PropertyIndex推薦序/前言PREFACEBuddhist Knowledge and WisdomLooking back on more than sixty years of monastic life, I remember traveling across China in my youth to study at various renowned monasteries. I studied the Vinaya at Qixia Vinaya College and the Precept Hall at Mount Baohua, pursued doctrinal studies at Jiaoshan Buddhist College, and resided in Chan monasteries such as Jinshan and Tianning. Whether in Vinaya, doctrinal, or Chan traditions, I diligently followed the assembly in attending Dharma services, performing communal labor, participating in Chan meditation retreats during spring and summer, and Buddha-name recitation retreats during autumn and winter. I undertook every task—serving meals, cooking, tending shrines, managing water, cutting firewood in the mountains, and drawing water from the river. During this time, I laid a solid foundation in the comportment, mindset, practice, and character required of a monastic.As time went on, the traditions, systems, and regulations of the various schools gradually took root and blended within my heart. I believe that these invaluable experiences of traveling and learning should be passed on to my disciples, so they may understand the essential qualities that a monastic must embody, and what mindset and capabilities are needed to stand firmly in today’s society. Moreover, I hope to offer this knowledge to the wider public, so that all may gain a proper understanding of the knowledge and wisdom of the Buddhist tradition.With this aspiration in mind, over the years I have taught One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs not only at Buddhist colleges, but also as part of the “Light Transmission College” curriculum for Fo Guang Shan disciples. I also delivered these teachings during the Triple Platform Full Ordination Ceremonies held at Fo Guang Shan and Hsi Lai Temple in the United States. However, the content was never formally compiled and published. It was not until 2009, when conditions had ripened, that I spent three months recording a 104-episode video series of One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs, produced by the Fo Guang Shan Television Center. Each episode focuses on a specific topic and is presented in a Q&A format, with Venerable Tzu Hui posing the questions and myself providing the explanations.The content of these lessons can be broadly categorized into six areas: administrative systems, etiquette and general knowledge, cultivation of monastic character, various forms of practice, Dharma propagation and benefiting sentient beings, and Buddhist cuisine. Included are my observations and experiences from studying in various monasteries, my first-hand encounters within the Buddhist community, and my aspirations for the future development of Buddhism. I hope this work may serve as a reference for teaching and guiding disciples, leading temples, establishing monastic communities, propagating the Dharma, and deepening understanding of the Buddhist tradition.In summary, One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs possesses four main features:1. Explanations of monastic implements and their usage2. Introductions to Buddhist rituals and ceremonial practices3. Fundamental knowledge for approaching and understanding the Buddhist community4. Insights into the culture and dissemination of BuddhismIn addition, each lesson is appropriately supplemented with images and video to enhance its vividness and accessibility. For example, in the segments on Buddhist chanting, Venerable Tzu Jung leads the Fo Guang Shan monastics in actual recitation. In Buddhist cuisine, Shigu Hsiao Pi-Hsia demonstrates the preparation of noodles and rice. Furthermore, topics covering eminent masters of various schools, renowned monasteries, and commonly used Dharma instruments are accompanied by illustrative visuals. These materials are intended to help the audience gain a clear understanding of Buddhist terminology and deepen their comprehension of the Dharma.Since the release of the One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs video series, it has received warm support and valuable feedback from viewers. To better meet the needs of a wider readership, we organized, supplemented, and refined the recorded content, adding explanatory notes on key Buddhist terms. This compilation has now been published into a book series, allowing readers to gain a comprehensive understanding of both the daily life within the monastery and the lifelong journey of a monastic.Now, as the One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages & Affairs book series is about to be published by the Fo Guang Shan Board of Directors, I offer this brief account of its origins and development. This serves as my preface.Hsing YunMarch 2012

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【電子書】One hundred lessons on monastery languages and affairs. vol. 5: organizational management

內容簡介The transmission of Buddhism to China gave rise to a uniquely rich and systematic monastic tradition. One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages & Affairs offers an in-depth exploration of this tradition through six themes: Monastery Systems, Monastic Precepts, Temple Undertakings, Cultivation and Gatherings, Organizational Management, and Spread of Buddhism. Drawing from decades of lived experience, it guides readers through the past, present, and evolving future of Chinese Buddhist monasticism.目錄VOLUME 1MONASTERY SYSTEMSTable of ContentsAbout Venerable Master Hsing YunTranslator’s IntroductionPrefaceLesson One: Types of Buddhist MonasteriesLesson Two: Monasteries in the Mainland ChinaLesson Three: Layout of a MonasteryLesson Four: The Forty-Eight PositionsLesson Five: The Meaning of “Unit”Lesson Six: Monastery AnecdotesLesson Seven: Buddhist TitlesLesson Eight: Monastery LanguageLesson Nine: A Day in MonasteryLesson Ten: The Four Main HallsLesson Eleven: Monastic Quarters Rounds to Notify the CommunityLesson Twelve: Beginning and End of a TermLesson Thirteen: Free Incense Period and Day OffLesson Fourteen: Living RegulationsLesson Fifteen: Removal from Monastery and Leaving Without NotificationLesson Sixteen: Special QuestionsLesson Seventeen: Extraordinary FiguresLesson Eighteen: Monastic PropertyIndex推薦序/前言PREFACEBuddhist Knowledge and WisdomLooking back on more than sixty years of monastic life, I remember traveling across China in my youth to study at various renowned monasteries. I studied the Vinaya at Qixia Vinaya College and the Precept Hall at Mount Baohua, pursued doctrinal studies at Jiaoshan Buddhist College, and resided in Chan monasteries such as Jinshan and Tianning. Whether in Vinaya, doctrinal, or Chan traditions, I diligently followed the assembly in attending Dharma services, performing communal labor, participating in Chan meditation retreats during spring and summer, and Buddha-name recitation retreats during autumn and winter. I undertook every task—serving meals, cooking, tending shrines, managing water, cutting firewood in the mountains, and drawing water from the river. During this time, I laid a solid foundation in the comportment, mindset, practice, and character required of a monastic.As time went on, the traditions, systems, and regulations of the various schools gradually took root and blended within my heart. I believe that these invaluable experiences of traveling and learning should be passed on to my disciples, so they may understand the essential qualities that a monastic must embody, and what mindset and capabilities are needed to stand firmly in today’s society. Moreover, I hope to offer this knowledge to the wider public, so that all may gain a proper understanding of the knowledge and wisdom of the Buddhist tradition.With this aspiration in mind, over the years I have taught One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs not only at Buddhist colleges, but also as part of the “Light Transmission College” curriculum for Fo Guang Shan disciples. I also delivered these teachings during the Triple Platform Full Ordination Ceremonies held at Fo Guang Shan and Hsi Lai Temple in the United States. However, the content was never formally compiled and published. It was not until 2009, when conditions had ripened, that I spent three months recording a 104-episode video series of One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs, produced by the Fo Guang Shan Television Center. Each episode focuses on a specific topic and is presented in a Q&A format, with Venerable Tzu Hui posing the questions and myself providing the explanations.The content of these lessons can be broadly categorized into six areas: administrative systems, etiquette and general knowledge, cultivation of monastic character, various forms of practice, Dharma propagation and benefiting sentient beings, and Buddhist cuisine. Included are my observations and experiences from studying in various monasteries, my first-hand encounters within the Buddhist community, and my aspirations for the future development of Buddhism. I hope this work may serve as a reference for teaching and guiding disciples, leading temples, establishing monastic communities, propagating the Dharma, and deepening understanding of the Buddhist tradition.In summary, One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs possesses four main features:1. Explanations of monastic implements and their usage2. Introductions to Buddhist rituals and ceremonial practices3. Fundamental knowledge for approaching and understanding the Buddhist community4. Insights into the culture and dissemination of BuddhismIn addition, each lesson is appropriately supplemented with images and video to enhance its vividness and accessibility. For example, in the segments on Buddhist chanting, Venerable Tzu Jung leads the Fo Guang Shan monastics in actual recitation. In Buddhist cuisine, Shigu Hsiao Pi-Hsia demonstrates the preparation of noodles and rice. Furthermore, topics covering eminent masters of various schools, renowned monasteries, and commonly used Dharma instruments are accompanied by illustrative visuals. These materials are intended to help the audience gain a clear understanding of Buddhist terminology and deepen their comprehension of the Dharma.Since the release of the One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs video series, it has received warm support and valuable feedback from viewers. To better meet the needs of a wider readership, we organized, supplemented, and refined the recorded content, adding explanatory notes on key Buddhist terms. This compilation has now been published into a book series, allowing readers to gain a comprehensive understanding of both the daily life within the monastery and the lifelong journey of a monastic.Now, as the One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages & Affairs book series is about to be published by the Fo Guang Shan Board of Directors, I offer this brief account of its origins and development. This serves as my preface.Hsing YunMarch 2012

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【電子書】One hundred lessons on monastery languages and affairs. vol. 6: spread of Buddhism

內容簡介The transmission of Buddhism to China gave rise to a uniquely rich and systematic monastic tradition. One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages & Affairs offers an in-depth exploration of this tradition through six themes: Monastery Systems, Monastic Precepts, Temple Undertakings, Cultivation and Gatherings, Organizational Management, and Spread of Buddhism. Drawing from decades of lived experience, it guides readers through the past, present, and evolving future of Chinese Buddhist monasticism.目錄VOLUME 1MONASTERY SYSTEMSTable of ContentsAbout Venerable Master Hsing YunTranslator’s IntroductionPrefaceLesson One: Types of Buddhist MonasteriesLesson Two: Monasteries in the Mainland ChinaLesson Three: Layout of a MonasteryLesson Four: The Forty-Eight PositionsLesson Five: The Meaning of “Unit”Lesson Six: Monastery AnecdotesLesson Seven: Buddhist TitlesLesson Eight: Monastery LanguageLesson Nine: A Day in MonasteryLesson Ten: The Four Main HallsLesson Eleven: Monastic Quarters Rounds to Notify the CommunityLesson Twelve: Beginning and End of a TermLesson Thirteen: Free Incense Period and Day OffLesson Fourteen: Living RegulationsLesson Fifteen: Removal from Monastery and Leaving Without NotificationLesson Sixteen: Special QuestionsLesson Seventeen: Extraordinary FiguresLesson Eighteen: Monastic PropertyIndex推薦序/前言PREFACEBuddhist Knowledge and WisdomLooking back on more than sixty years of monastic life, I remember traveling across China in my youth to study at various renowned monasteries. I studied the Vinaya at Qixia Vinaya College and the Precept Hall at Mount Baohua, pursued doctrinal studies at Jiaoshan Buddhist College, and resided in Chan monasteries such as Jinshan and Tianning. Whether in Vinaya, doctrinal, or Chan traditions, I diligently followed the assembly in attending Dharma services, performing communal labor, participating in Chan meditation retreats during spring and summer, and Buddha-name recitation retreats during autumn and winter. I undertook every task—serving meals, cooking, tending shrines, managing water, cutting firewood in the mountains, and drawing water from the river. During this time, I laid a solid foundation in the comportment, mindset, practice, and character required of a monastic.As time went on, the traditions, systems, and regulations of the various schools gradually took root and blended within my heart. I believe that these invaluable experiences of traveling and learning should be passed on to my disciples, so they may understand the essential qualities that a monastic must embody, and what mindset and capabilities are needed to stand firmly in today’s society. Moreover, I hope to offer this knowledge to the wider public, so that all may gain a proper understanding of the knowledge and wisdom of the Buddhist tradition.With this aspiration in mind, over the years I have taught One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs not only at Buddhist colleges, but also as part of the “Light Transmission College” curriculum for Fo Guang Shan disciples. I also delivered these teachings during the Triple Platform Full Ordination Ceremonies held at Fo Guang Shan and Hsi Lai Temple in the United States. However, the content was never formally compiled and published. It was not until 2009, when conditions had ripened, that I spent three months recording a 104-episode video series of One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs, produced by the Fo Guang Shan Television Center. Each episode focuses on a specific topic and is presented in a Q&A format, with Venerable Tzu Hui posing the questions and myself providing the explanations.The content of these lessons can be broadly categorized into six areas: administrative systems, etiquette and general knowledge, cultivation of monastic character, various forms of practice, Dharma propagation and benefiting sentient beings, and Buddhist cuisine. Included are my observations and experiences from studying in various monasteries, my first-hand encounters within the Buddhist community, and my aspirations for the future development of Buddhism. I hope this work may serve as a reference for teaching and guiding disciples, leading temples, establishing monastic communities, propagating the Dharma, and deepening understanding of the Buddhist tradition.In summary, One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs possesses four main features:1. Explanations of monastic implements and their usage2. Introductions to Buddhist rituals and ceremonial practices3. Fundamental knowledge for approaching and understanding the Buddhist community4. Insights into the culture and dissemination of BuddhismIn addition, each lesson is appropriately supplemented with images and video to enhance its vividness and accessibility. For example, in the segments on Buddhist chanting, Venerable Tzu Jung leads the Fo Guang Shan monastics in actual recitation. In Buddhist cuisine, Shigu Hsiao Pi-Hsia demonstrates the preparation of noodles and rice. Furthermore, topics covering eminent masters of various schools, renowned monasteries, and commonly used Dharma instruments are accompanied by illustrative visuals. These materials are intended to help the audience gain a clear understanding of Buddhist terminology and deepen their comprehension of the Dharma.Since the release of the One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs video series, it has received warm support and valuable feedback from viewers. To better meet the needs of a wider readership, we organized, supplemented, and refined the recorded content, adding explanatory notes on key Buddhist terms. This compilation has now been published into a book series, allowing readers to gain a comprehensive understanding of both the daily life within the monastery and the lifelong journey of a monastic.Now, as the One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages & Affairs book series is about to be published by the Fo Guang Shan Board of Directors, I offer this brief account of its origins and development. This serves as my preface.Hsing YunMarch 2012

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【電子書】One hundred lessons on monastery languages and affairs. vol. 7: glossary

內容簡介The transmission of Buddhism to China gave rise to a uniquely rich and systematic monastic tradition. One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages & Affairs offers an in-depth exploration of this tradition through six themes: Monastery Systems, Monastic Precepts, Temple Undertakings, Cultivation and Gatherings, Organizational Management, and Spread of Buddhism. Drawing from decades of lived experience, it guides readers through the past, present, and evolving future of Chinese Buddhist monasticism.目錄VOLUME 1MONASTERY SYSTEMSTable of ContentsAbout Venerable Master Hsing YunTranslator’s IntroductionPrefaceLesson One: Types of Buddhist MonasteriesLesson Two: Monasteries in the Mainland ChinaLesson Three: Layout of a MonasteryLesson Four: The Forty-Eight PositionsLesson Five: The Meaning of “Unit”Lesson Six: Monastery AnecdotesLesson Seven: Buddhist TitlesLesson Eight: Monastery LanguageLesson Nine: A Day in MonasteryLesson Ten: The Four Main HallsLesson Eleven: Monastic Quarters Rounds to Notify the CommunityLesson Twelve: Beginning and End of a TermLesson Thirteen: Free Incense Period and Day OffLesson Fourteen: Living RegulationsLesson Fifteen: Removal from Monastery and Leaving Without NotificationLesson Sixteen: Special QuestionsLesson Seventeen: Extraordinary FiguresLesson Eighteen: Monastic PropertyIndex推薦序/前言PREFACEBuddhist Knowledge and WisdomLooking back on more than sixty years of monastic life, I remember traveling across China in my youth to study at various renowned monasteries. I studied the Vinaya at Qixia Vinaya College and the Precept Hall at Mount Baohua, pursued doctrinal studies at Jiaoshan Buddhist College, and resided in Chan monasteries such as Jinshan and Tianning. Whether in Vinaya, doctrinal, or Chan traditions, I diligently followed the assembly in attending Dharma services, performing communal labor, participating in Chan meditation retreats during spring and summer, and Buddha-name recitation retreats during autumn and winter. I undertook every task—serving meals, cooking, tending shrines, managing water, cutting firewood in the mountains, and drawing water from the river. During this time, I laid a solid foundation in the comportment, mindset, practice, and character required of a monastic.As time went on, the traditions, systems, and regulations of the various schools gradually took root and blended within my heart. I believe that these invaluable experiences of traveling and learning should be passed on to my disciples, so they may understand the essential qualities that a monastic must embody, and what mindset and capabilities are needed to stand firmly in today’s society. Moreover, I hope to offer this knowledge to the wider public, so that all may gain a proper understanding of the knowledge and wisdom of the Buddhist tradition.With this aspiration in mind, over the years I have taught One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs not only at Buddhist colleges, but also as part of the “Light Transmission College” curriculum for Fo Guang Shan disciples. I also delivered these teachings during the Triple Platform Full Ordination Ceremonies held at Fo Guang Shan and Hsi Lai Temple in the United States. However, the content was never formally compiled and published. It was not until 2009, when conditions had ripened, that I spent three months recording a 104-episode video series of One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs, produced by the Fo Guang Shan Television Center. Each episode focuses on a specific topic and is presented in a Q&A format, with Venerable Tzu Hui posing the questions and myself providing the explanations.The content of these lessons can be broadly categorized into six areas: administrative systems, etiquette and general knowledge, cultivation of monastic character, various forms of practice, Dharma propagation and benefiting sentient beings, and Buddhist cuisine. Included are my observations and experiences from studying in various monasteries, my first-hand encounters within the Buddhist community, and my aspirations for the future development of Buddhism. I hope this work may serve as a reference for teaching and guiding disciples, leading temples, establishing monastic communities, propagating the Dharma, and deepening understanding of the Buddhist tradition.In summary, One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs possesses four main features:1. Explanations of monastic implements and their usage2. Introductions to Buddhist rituals and ceremonial practices3. Fundamental knowledge for approaching and understanding the Buddhist community4. Insights into the culture and dissemination of BuddhismIn addition, each lesson is appropriately supplemented with images and video to enhance its vividness and accessibility. For example, in the segments on Buddhist chanting, Venerable Tzu Jung leads the Fo Guang Shan monastics in actual recitation. In Buddhist cuisine, Shigu Hsiao Pi-Hsia demonstrates the preparation of noodles and rice. Furthermore, topics covering eminent masters of various schools, renowned monasteries, and commonly used Dharma instruments are accompanied by illustrative visuals. These materials are intended to help the audience gain a clear understanding of Buddhist terminology and deepen their comprehension of the Dharma.Since the release of the One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages and Affairs video series, it has received warm support and valuable feedback from viewers. To better meet the needs of a wider readership, we organized, supplemented, and refined the recorded content, adding explanatory notes on key Buddhist terms. This compilation has now been published into a book series, allowing readers to gain a comprehensive understanding of both the daily life within the monastery and the lifelong journey of a monastic.Now, as the One Hundred Lessons on Monastery Languages & Affairs book series is about to be published by the Fo Guang Shan Board of Directors, I offer this brief account of its origins and development. This serves as my preface.Hsing YunMarch 2012

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