How did the old nine-door Buddha die?
Zhang Qishan is from the novel "Notes on Grave Robbery" by his uncle from Nanpai. It is specifically introduced in Old Nine Gates, Old Nine Gates' Past in Xiangxi, Notes of Wu Xie's Private School, Sha Hai and Eight Stories of Grave Robbery, as well as the collection of old nine gates' short stories and his uncle Weibo's serial prequel to Old Nine Gates.
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Zhang Qishan is the patriarch of the Old Nine Clans, the grandson of the previous generation Zhang Qiling (Zhang Ruitong) and the descendant of Zi Shan. The first of the nine magistrates, he robbed tombs in the early stage, joined the army in the middle stage, and went into politics in the later stage. He is called Buddha Zhang and his wife is Yin.
The first person in Changsha got this nickname because there is a giant Buddha at home and I don't know where it was shipped. Zhang Buddha's feng shui attainments are profound, which is quite different from the style of grave robbery in the south. He is a northerner who goes south. His most legendary story happened in the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. He and his relatives fled from the northeast to Changsha.