Master Xu Yuns teachings in China?

[Rinchen Dorje]

I don't remember where I read about it or heard about it but I remember hearing that some monastery in China has published around 10 -12 volumes of Master Xu Yuns teachings in Chinese. Anyone have any concrete information on this?

[kirtu]

Have you checked his biography (by Charles Luk)? There's lots of material there and it might be mentioned.

Kirt

[Anders]

I don't remember where I read about it or heard about it but I remember hearing that some monastery in China has published around 10 -12 volumes of Master Xu Yuns teachings in Chinese. Anyone have any concrete information on this?

I am pretty sure that is the case. I imagine ven Jinghui or some such being the driving force as probably the most prominent student of Xu Yun today.

Perhaps more interesting is the rumour I heard a few years ago that some Ph.d student was working on translating these full volumes into English. Now that would really be something. This was of the 3rd/4th/possibly-5th hand variety and I haven't heard anything more concrete than that and nothing since, but fingers crossed that it happens.

[Rinchen Dorje]

Kirtu- I have read Charles Luk's work but it was done a long time ago. This other that I heard about was more recent.
Anders- yes, that would be incredibly cool if we could get an English translation. Even better if Red Pine would do it.

[remm]

The City of Ten Thousand Buddhas has some of his teachings in Chinese, though not translated yet, I believe.

Also, there was a text that one of the Dharma Master in CTTB wanted to read, but I think there was only one copy left in the entire world and it is situated in the University of Washington (I think). It was Ven. Xu Yun's guide to Ananda Jennings on her practice in meditation.

[Huifeng]

I don't remember where I read about it or heard about it but I remember hearing that some monastery in China has published around 10 -12 volumes of Master Xu Yuns teachings in Chinese. Anyone have any concrete information on this?

It was published by Ven Jing Hui and his disciples at Bailin si (aka: Bolin si).
It comes in a nice boxed set.

[Rinchen Dorje]

Huifeng,
but as of now there is no english translation, right? Also how does one get a copy of the boxed set?

[Huifeng]

Huifeng,
but as of now there is no english translation, right? Also how does one get a copy of the boxed set?

No, no English translation as yet. And probably not for a long time, given the resources in this area.
I'll check the library tomorrow (it's closed today - Sunday), and see the address for the publishers.
So, will get back to you.

My only gripe is that it's in jianti, not in fanti.

[some1]

I don't remember where I read about it or heard about it but I remember hearing that some monastery in China has published around 10 -12 volumes of Master Xu Yuns teachings in Chinese. Anyone have any concrete information on this?

It was published by Ven Jing Hui and his disciples at Bailin si (aka: Bolin si).
It comes in a nice boxed set.

Just found a 2009 edition (9 volumes) at Amazon China

出版社: 中州古籍出版社; 第1版 (2009年10月1日)
丛书名: 虚雲和尚全集
平装: 3501页
正文语种: 简体中文
ISBN: 7534831121, 9787534831126
商品尺寸: 24.6 x 16.6 x 16.4 cm
商品重量: 4.6 Kg

[Rinchen Dorje]

Some1...very nice, thanks for the link

Huifeng...agreed..my Chinese is now very limited but I still prefer traditional over simplified

[Huifeng]

Just found a 2009 edition (9 volumes) at Amazon China

出版社: 中州古籍出版社; 第1版 (2009年10月1日)
丛书名: 虚雲和尚全集
平装: 3501页
正文语种: 简体中文
ISBN: 7534831121, 9787534831126
商品尺寸: 24.6 x 16.6 x 16.4 cm
商品重量: 4.6 Kg

That's the one!