民国初年,陕西关中有个佛门子弟俗名叫做丁安德。他博学雄辩、乐善好施,深得百姓爱戴。因为他在家排行老八,所以人们亲切地称他为“八善人”。有一年,八善人在省城西安设坛讲经。一个拄着博士棍的洋教士挤进人群,傲气十足地对八善人说:“领教,领教!我有一事弄不明白,想请教阁下 In the early years of the Republic of China, a customary name for the Buddhist monks named Guan Ding was in Guanzhong, Shaanxi. He learned eloquently and was charitable, and he was deeply loved by the people. Because he ranks the old eight at home, people affectionately call him “the good man.” One year, the eight good people set up a altar in the provincial capital Xi’an. An priest with a drone stick squeezed into the crowd and proudly said to the good: "Learn, teach! I don’t understand anything. I want to ask you