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19, a barefoot Taoist Wudang nine years do not eat cereal (three)
6/16/2006 8:14:16 AM
Mount Wudang,Long Road,Seminarians,Taoist,, National Religion & Social Group
Zhang Jinpen head tourists visit fame
Mount Wudang,Long Road,Seminarians,Taoist,, National Religion & Social Group
Zhang Jinpen head Taoist temples help finishing a meal of vegetables, ...
Mount Wudang,Long Road,Seminarians,Taoist,, National Religion & Social Group
Zhang Jinpen head meditation fitness
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June 16, 2006, 45-year-old Prince hole in the Wudang Mountain Road Chang Jinpen attract curious visitors. Reportedly, he has run barefoot for 19 years, nine years eating grain, eating lettuce, and wild roots, even drinking song, Cedar Paper. Has been called a "barefoot", "anti-valley" head. Background : The 1987 figures, Zhang ZHUXI Jinpen leave home to Mount Wudang monks. He then promised to pray for blessings for parents perennial barefoot. Since then, Zhang Jinpen devout convent, regardless of the sweltering heat of midsummer or the things that are barefoot season. 19 years ago, he never wore shoes one day, people call him "barefoot head." In June 1997, he does not want to eat rice and Grains. Up till now, he has nine years of eating cooked food rice and eaten fresh carrot, cabbage, cucumbers, tomatoes and other vegetables, raw red; Eating wild; for eating fruit; sometimes ponder over roots, pine bark, cypress Paper up a semi-Jin edible bark. Zhang Jinpen daily with lettuce, fresh fruit, rarely drink. He insisted bed, and sometimes meditation, martial arts fitness training.

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