Why did Fahai break up Xu Xian and Bai Niangzi?

Because Fahai thinks that shemale is incompatible.

Fahai, a character in The Legend of the White Snake, has appeared in TV series (including novels), The Legend of the White Snake, The Legend of the New White Snake and the movie The Green Snake.

In the film, Fahai, the abbot of Jinshan Temple, has extremely powerful mana, based on the belief of exorcising evil spirits and saving the world. However, Fahai's thought is conservative, and it is wrong to think that all goblins should surrender to the Buddha to practice. Therefore, this is unacceptable to Xu Xian and Bai Niangzi who love each other.

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In history, Zen master Fahai was the founder of asceticism and was respected by the local people in Jiangsu. In history, there was no saying that other people's homes were broken up. There is only one record in the history books that a white python that bites people and animals was driven into the Yangtze River.

In real history, monk Fahai was the son of Pei Xiu, a famous figure in the Tang Dynasty. His common name was Pei Wende. According to Jinshan Temple, Pei Wende, a teenager, accepted his father's orders and was personally sent to Weishan, Hunan Province by his father, who was then an observer in Tanzhou (Changsha).

Records of Weishan Temple in Ningxiang: In the third year of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty (849), Pei Xiu, then prime minister, donated money to build Miyin Temple (located in Ningxiang County, Hunan Province). When the prince is ill, it is useless to see all the famous doctors. Pei Xiu sent his son to become a monk on behalf of the Prince, and the monk of Miyin Temple gave his son the title of "Fahai". At that time, Master Ling You, the founder of Zen Buddhism, was his disciple.

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