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Xuan Zang

British  
/ ˈʃwɑːn ˈtsæŋ /

noun

  1. 602–664 ad , Chinese Buddhist monk, who travelled to India to study the Buddhist scriptures, many of which he translated into Chinese: noted also for his account of his travels

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Indian film production and distribution company Eros International will co-produce a Chinese film — Tang Xuan Zang — starring popular Chinese actor Huang Xiaoming and directed by HuoJianq.

From Forbes

The film will feature Tang Xuan Zang, a seventh century monk and pilgrim, who visited India in search of Buddhist texts and scriptures.

From Forbes

These oddballs tend to run circles around Xuan Zang, even more than necessary, though the character comes into his own as circumstances demand more profound spiritual engagement.

From New York Times