Buddhist "Vinaya chores," the wisdom of children in the story and spread clever woman

Chinese Journal of Chinese Culture University 15:1-14 (2007)
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Abstract

Tang Yi Jing's translation of Buddhist scriptures • "Vinaya chores" intellectual children in sixteen major drugs and clever woman Vaisali Qu stories, these stories so far are still popular in many countries. This test references to these stories circulating current situation and born in the spreading process variation. There are sixteen stories of the clever boy Da-yao and the clever girl Bi-she-qu in the Buddhist sutra Vinaya Za-shih translated by Yi-jin in the Tang Dynasty. Those stories have been retold repeatedly over the years in many countries . This paper tries to review their variants taking place during the retelling and the stories in the present time

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