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      Qingmao Gulin, 1262 – 1329

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      Qingmao Gulin · 1262 – 1329
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      1262 – 1329, Leying
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      Chinese Farewell Verse (Important Cultural Property)

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      Gulin Qingmao was an important Yuan-dynasty (1271-1368) Chinese Zen monk, known for developing literary expressions, primarily Buddhist verses (J., geju), which explain the state of enlightenment, in the world of Zen. In his later years, Gulin became the head priest of Baoning Temple on Mount Jinling Fentai, where many Japanese monks, including Sekishitsu Zenkyu of Chikuzen Province (present day Fukuoka Prefecture), went to study under him. This certificate of completion…

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      Qingmao Gulin: A Life in Zen and Calligraphy

      Qingmao Gulin (1262-1329), also known as Gulin Qingmao, stands as a pivotal figure in Chinese art history, renowned for his powerful calligraphy and connection to the Zen Buddhist tradition. Born Leying, China, he embodied the spirit of the Wanshi-ha poetry movement and left an indelible mark on both artistic and spiritual landscapes.

      Early Life, Training, and Spiritual Development

      • Monastic Beginnings: Qingmao Gulin entered monastic life at the young age of ten, embarking on a rigorous path of study and discipline within various prominent monasteries across China.
      • Diverse Masters: His training involved studying under numerous masters, absorbing diverse perspectives and refining his understanding of Zen principles.
      • Seal of Transmission: A significant moment in his spiritual journey was receiving the seal of transmission from a master, solidifying his position within the lineage. This event highlights the importance of direct transmission in Zen Buddhism.
      • Zen Influence: His life as a monk deeply informed his artistic practice, imbuing his calligraphy with a profound sense of spirituality and meditative reflection.

      Artistic Style and Contributions

      • Bold Brushstrokes: Qingmao Gulin’s signature style is characterized by its bold and expressive brushstrokes. These weren't merely aesthetic choices; they reflected the intensity of his spiritual practice and emotional depth.
      • Zen Calligraphy Master: He is widely considered to be the most distinguished Zen calligrapher of his time, elevating calligraphy beyond mere aesthetics into a form of spiritual expression.
      • Wanshi-ha Poetry Movement: Qingmao Gulin was an integral part of the Wanshi-ha poetry movement, known for its unique writing style influenced by the Sōtō monk-poet Hongzhi Zhengjue. This association demonstrates his engagement with a broader literary and artistic community.
      • Elegance and Beauty: Despite the boldness of his strokes, his calligraphy is also celebrated for its elegance and beauty, serving as an inspiration to subsequent generations of artists.

      Major Works and Historical Significance

      Legacy and Impact

      Qingmao Gulin's legacy is multifaceted. He not only produced stunning works of art but also contributed significantly to the intellectual and artistic landscape of his time through his involvement in the Wanshi-ha poetry movement. His emphasis on expressive brushwork and spiritual depth continues to resonate with artists and scholars today, solidifying his position as a pivotal figure in Chinese Zen calligraphy.