Touching Peace - An Evening with Thich Nhat Hanh (1993)

明朝末期。書生のグーは、小さな村に母親と暮らしていた。ある日、店に現れたオウヤンという男に、住んでいるチンルー砦のことを聞かれる。近所を調べると、そこには美しい女性ヤンが越してきていた。時が経ち、グーとヤンの距離が縮まる中、二人の目の前に待ち構えていたオウヤンが現れ、剣を抜きヤンと戦い始める。なんとヤンは政府（東廠）に処刑された大臣の娘であり、唯一の生き残りだった。人相書を頼まれたことで事実を知ったグーは、姿を消したヤンを探し出し、彼女とその仲間を助けるために、兵法を使って東廠の追跡隊を罠にかける。

既成仏教に疑問を抱き、大宋国にわたって正師と真実の教えに巡り合った道元は、日本に戻り、様々な出会いと別れの中で、時の権力に心の太刀で立ち向かい、万人を救済する真の教えを説いていく。

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