Encyclopedia of India–China Cultural Contacts v2.c15.s2.t13.4

v2.c15.s2.t13.4

His works include *Fragments of Writings by Mouzi* (1930), *Fa Hua Jing An Le Xing Yi Ji* (1931), *Commentaries on Image of Abhisheka Sutra* (1931), *Commentaries on the Vaiduryaprabharaj Sutra* (1933), *Studies on Vijnaptimatrata* (1934), *Collection of Bodhisattva Precepts* (1935) and *New Examples of Hetuvidya* (1936). Thanks to the textual research of *Fragments of Writings by Mouzi*, *Lihuolun* by Mouzi was confirmed to be written by Mou Rong, hermit in the Han Dynasty under the rule of Emperor Xian and reflected the situation when Buddhism was introduced into China in late Eastern Han Dynasty, which is of great significance to studying the development history of Buddhism in early stages. He also had other 50-plus treatises that were included in *Weimiaosheng*, *The Buddhism*, *Modern Buddhism*, among other publications. He made great contributions to China’s Buddhist studies, Buddhist education and the inheritance and development of Buddhist culture. In 2006, Zhonghua Book Company published his *Complete Buddhism Works of Zhou Shujia*.