Shi Yongxin

[doc]

I've got a book somewhere in the tons and tons of stuff from the last docstore shipment that has a young Yongxin on the cover.

Gotta dig that one up...

[arhat]

I've been told my more than a few people that he was posed for most of those shots that pop up in books.

Also he got winded very quickly when he was younger, so he often bowed out of training.

[doc]

Originally posted by arhat
I've been told my more than a few people that he was posed for most of those shots that pop up in books.

Also he got winded very quickly when he was younger, so he often bowed out of training.

I'm getting winded just looking at him.

Hell, I get winded just sitting around... LOL.

[lester1/2jr]

that quote was from some guy at the asian film forum not me, by the way

[shaolin_disciple_fei_hung]

When will yong xin stop being abbot?

[doc]

I expect Yongxin to be around a very long time. He has most certainly created one hell of a niche for himself. One hell of a niche.

Impressive.

[shaolin_disciple_fei_hung]

normally, a abbot is like a king or a pope? just untill his death?

[doc]

An abbot is, what an abbot is. Normally, he is considered the head, spiritual, and managerial leader of a monastery.

Different abbots, however, have created different responsibilities, and have therefore, taken different actions.

[dogchow108]

hmm...i take it this YongXin guy is not very popular here?

yea i dont really know exactly what to think about the guy, but as far as ive seen theres good and theres bad...though most of the "good" when i think about it is usually something he says to defend himself.

are ppl under the general impression that he is after money? fame? whats the thing? im still trying to form my opinion about this guy...seems like he'd have to do a lot less if he were just after money...or at this point fame (or infamy, anyway)

[doc]

There's another thread on Yongxin at this time, which has more information. It's called "Abbocy", and I can't remember where it is. But, it's a good one.