Xianghua foshi 香花佛事 (incense and flower Buddhist rites): a local Buddhist funeral ritual tradition in southeastern China

In Paul Williams & Patrice Ladwig (eds.), Buddhist funeral cultures of Southeast Asia and China. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (2012)
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