He Baosheng's character events.

Becoming attached to Buddha originally started from the fear of spiritual body. "I was afraid of ghosts since I was a child. When I was in my teens, I still had to go to my father's room, sleep in the field next to him, and let him hang up his hand and hold it for me. After returning to Hong Kong from Canada, my mother knew that I was afraid of ghosts, so she read the Prajna Heart Sutra to me. After reading it, I understand that there is no need to be afraid of the spiritual body, and I also find that many Buddhist principles are in line with my own outlook on life, so I continue to read other books about Buddhism and Buddhism, and people are becoming more and more cheerful. " "I haven't entered the church yet, and I may not have the idea of becoming a monk, but I am happy to keep the status quo." —— This interview is taken from a written interview with Bao Sheng 1992 "He Baosheng with One Heart for the Sunshine".

From this interview, we can know that Bao Sheng's belief in Buddhism is not the widely circulated version before, that is, Wang Wei, played by Yue Buqun, became obsessed with Buddhism when filming the legendary swordsman in 1996. As early as 1992 or even earlier, Bao Sheng had found that many principles of Buddhism conformed to his outlook on life and began to read other books on Buddhism and Buddhism.

In early 2000, Jackie Lui and He Baosheng raised funds by cycling.

In order to help the poor, orphans and disabled people in China, StarEastNet.com held a solid charity feat. In February, 2000, two excellent cyclists, He Baosheng and Jackie Lui, challenged their physical limits and started a three-week tour around New Zealand. They will depart from Auckland, the North Island of New Zealand, arrive in Wellington through five cities, arrive in Burton, the South Island of New Zealand by boat, pass through several cities, and finally arrive in Stuart, the southernmost tip of New Zealand by boat. The total length of the journey is more than 2500 kilometers, spanning the two islands of New Zealand. On average, each of them walks for ten hours every day. All the money raised by this ride will be donated to the welfare fund without deduction. Fortunately, Baosheng and others have won many sponsors to sponsor necessities.

Hong Kong Computer Festival 2003- Thousands of Masonry Show

On June 65438+1 October1day, 2003, the gardener took 20 junior high school students to participate in the "Hong Kong Computer Festival 2003-Bricklaying Machine Performance for Thousands of People", which set a Guinness World Record. More than 1900 people participated in the whole activity, and nearly 1,000 home computers were assembled in one hour, successfully setting a record. The conductor who leads the bricklayer on the stage is He Baosheng. From June 2003 to February 2003, he served as the IT ambassador of the Christmas IT Expo.

In 2008, his whereabouts were exposed because he was injured in catching thieves.

"I chose this quiet place to practice because I don't want to be disturbed." He Baosheng, a monk from a rich family, repeatedly asked reporters not to take pictures when interviewed by reporters. His face is thin, his tone is soft, he wears cassock and cloth shoes, and he can't find his former style on the screen.

Master Daosheng, formerly known as He Baosheng, was born in a rich family, his father was in business, and his assets exceeded 100 million. His mother is a famous Feng Shui master, and he has a younger sister. He studied interior design in Canada when he was young. After returning to Hong Kong, he joined wireless. Because of his gentle and handsome appearance, he was strongly praised. He has hosted programs such as Jade Solid Gold and Entertainment News Eye, and starred in TV series The White-haired Witch, the legendary swordsman and Jigong. He also signed a record with Xinyibao and once became a singer.

He Baosheng started to believe in Buddhism from 1996, but in September 2005, He Cai was first found shaving his head and wearing a monk's robe in the downtown area. Later, it was verified that he became a monk in Baolin Temple on Lantau Island.