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-	== Yóu Zhìbiǎo 尤智表 (b.1901) ==	+	'''Yóu Zhìbiǎo 尤智表 (b.1901)''' was a Harvard-trained engineer and a lay Buddhist. He was the author of two important books on science and Buddhism, which were published in the 1940s.

-	~~Yóu was a Harvard-trained engineer and a lay Buddhist. He was the author of two important books on science and Buddhism, which were published in the 1940s.~~	+	==Biography==
-		+
-	~~'''~~Biography~~'''~~	+

	Yóu was from Sūzhōu [[蘇州]]. His mother died when he was 5, and his father died when he was 7. His family were devout Buddhists and recited sūtras. At age 12, during the first year of the Republic, he began attending elementary school. As a youth he bought a copy of the early Buddhist periodical ''Buddhist Miscellany'' [[佛學叢報]] at a local bookstore. At 15 he went to Shànghǎi [[上海]] and passed into Fùdān University 復旦大學 but did not go, instead enrolled in the Communications Department at Nányáng [[南洋]] Engineering Vocational School. He graduated from the school four years later, at which point he went to college to study electrical engineering. He graduated from college in [[1924]].		Yóu was from Sūzhōu [[蘇州]]. His mother died when he was 5, and his father died when he was 7. His family were devout Buddhists and recited sūtras. At age 12, during the first year of the Republic, he began attending elementary school. As a youth he bought a copy of the early Buddhist periodical ''Buddhist Miscellany'' [[佛學叢報]] at a local bookstore. At 15 he went to Shànghǎi [[上海]] and passed into Fùdān University 復旦大學 but did not go, instead enrolled in the Communications Department at Nányáng [[南洋]] Engineering Vocational School. He graduated from the school four years later, at which point he went to college to study electrical engineering. He graduated from college in [[1924]].
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	It is unclear what Yóu did after 1954, where he lived, or when he died.		It is unclear what Yóu did after 1954, where he lived, or when he died.

-	~~----~~	+	==Important Works==
-	~~'''~~Important Works~~'''~~	+
	* ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告 (Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras), 1946.		* ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告 (Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras), 1946.
	* ''Fójiào kēxué guān'' 佛教科學觀 (The Scientific Outlook of Buddhism), first serialized in 1949.		* ''Fójiào kēxué guān'' 佛教科學觀 (The Scientific Outlook of Buddhism), first serialized in 1949.

-	~~----~~	+	==Notes==
-	~~'''~~Notes~~'''~~	+

	<references/>		<references/>
-	~~----~~	+
-	~~'''~~References~~:'''~~	+	==References==
	* {{ZFJS}} Pp. 2.591-592.		* {{ZFJS}} Pp. 2.591-592.
	* {{ZJFRZ}} Pp. 619-628.		* {{ZJFRZ}} Pp. 619-628.

	[[Category:Biography]]		[[Category:Biography]]

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	'''Biography'''		'''Biography'''

-	Yóu was from ~~Suzhou~~. His mother died when he was 5, and his father died when he was 7. His family were devout Buddhists and recited sūtras. At age 12, during the first year of the Republic, he began attending elementary school. As a youth he bought a copy of the early Buddhist periodical ''Buddhist Miscellany'' [[佛學叢報]] at a local bookstore. At 15 he went to Shànghǎi 上海 and passed into Fùdān University 復旦大學 but did not go, instead enrolled in the Communications Department at Nányáng 南洋 Engineering Vocational School. He graduated from the school four years later, at which point he went to college to study electrical engineering. He graduated from college in 1924.	+	Yóu was from Sūzhōu [[蘇州]]. His mother died when he was 5, and his father died when he was 7. His family were devout Buddhists and recited sūtras. At age 12, during the first year of the Republic, he began attending elementary school. As a youth he bought a copy of the early Buddhist periodical ''Buddhist Miscellany'' [[佛學叢報]] at a local bookstore. At 15 he went to Shànghǎi [[上海]] and passed into Fùdān University 復旦大學 but did not go, instead enrolled in the Communications Department at Nányáng [[南洋]] Engineering Vocational School. He graduated from the school four years later, at which point he went to college to study electrical engineering. He graduated from college in [[1924]].

-	After graduation, Yóu got a job translating encyclopedia entries (at the Commercial Press?) on engineering and science at the rate of two to three thousand words per day. He impressed his boss, and as a result was able to get a side job as a private tutor. He worked at these jobs for six years. In his spare time he wrote scientific commentaries and published half a dozen books. ~~During~~ these yeas, he began to believe in Buddhism, due mostly to the influence of his uncle, Yóu Jǐngxī 尤景溪 with whom he lived. ~~Between~~ [[1924]] and [[1930]], he took refuge under Yìnguāng [[印光]].	+	After graduation, Yóu got a job translating encyclopedia entries (at the Commercial Press?) on engineering and science at the rate of two to three thousand words per day. He impressed his boss, and as a result was able to get a side job as a private tutor. He worked at these jobs for six years. In his spare time he wrote scientific commentaries and published half a dozen books. It was also during these yeas that he began to believe in Buddhism, due mostly to the influence of his uncle, Yóu Jǐngxī 尤景溪 with whom he lived. Sometime between [[1924]] and [[1930]], he took refuge under Yìnguāng [[印光]].

-	Around 1930, Yóu was sent by the army to Harvard to study radio technology. He returned in [[1932]] or [[1933]] and went to work as an instructor and the Central Aviation School in Hángzhōu 杭州, during which time he also served as a professor at Zhèjiāng Univeristy 浙江大學. He also attended lectures given by Yuányīng [[圓瑛]].	+	Around 1930, Yóu was sent by the army to Harvard to study radio technology. He returned in [[1932]] or [[1933]] and went to work as an instructor and the Central Aviation School in Hángzhōu [[杭州]], during which time he also served as a professor at Zhèjiāng Univeristy 浙江大學. He also attended lectures given by Yuányīng [[圓瑛]].

-	In the spring of [[1937]], Yóu became head of radio instruction for the Nánchāng 南昌 Air Force’s 3rd Division. With the outbreak of the Second Sino-Japanese war later that year, he moved to Chéngdū 成都. He worked there for two years, then quit to go into private enterprise, ~~amking~~ a small fortune for himself.	+	In the spring of [[1937]], Yóu became head of radio instruction for the Nánchāng [[南昌]] Air Force’s 3rd Division. With the outbreak of the Second Sino-Japanese war later that year, he moved to Chéngdū [[成都]]. He worked there for two years, then quit to go into private enterprise, making a small fortune for himself.

-	In the spring of [[1946]], he studied Buddhism with Huìjué [[會覺]] at the Right Faith Society [[正信會]] in Hànkǒu [[漢口]]. In July of that year, he published his series ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告 (Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras) in the magazine Right Faith [[正信週刊\|正信]]. Later that same year, this work was published as a separate book, making it widely available to the Buddhist world. Not long after it was first published, a few laypeople got together money to republish it on a larger scale, and an English translation (which was eventually made) was discussed. In preparation for the republishing, Yóu gave the book to Wáng Xiǎoxú [[王小徐]] to edit.	+	In the spring of [[1946]], he studied Buddhism with Huìjué [[會覺]] at the Right Faith Society [[正信會]] in Hànkǒu [[漢口]]. In July of that year, he published his series ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告 (Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras) in the magazine ''Right Faith'' [[正信週刊\|正信]]. Later that same year, this work was published as a separate book, making it widely available to the Buddhist world. Not long after it was first published a few laypeople got together money to republish it on a larger scale, and an English translation (which was eventually made) was discussed. In preparation for the republishing, Yóu gave the book to Wáng Xiǎoxú [[王小徐]] to edit.

-	In [[1948]], Yóu left ~~Hubei~~ and went back to Sūzhōu. Back home, all his old friends had either left or had died. He set up a Buddhist altar in his home and chanted. The following year, he briefly went to Shànghǎi to participate in the [[佛教青年會]]. There, he gave a talk on the radio ~~title,~~ ''The Buddha-dharma and Science'' ~~佛法與科學，after~~ which he returned to Sūzhōu. ~~It is~~ not ~~clearly~~ recorded, but it is likely that the talk he gave on the radio in ~~Shanghai~~ in [[1949]] was his ''Fójiào kēxué guān'' 佛教科學觀, which he wrote between the publishing of his first article and then.	+	In [[1948]], Yóu left Húběi [[湖北]] and went back to Sūzhōu. Back home, all his old friends had either left or had died. He set up a Buddhist altar in his home and chanted. The following year, he briefly went to Shànghǎi to participate in the [[佛教青年會]]. There, he gave a talk on the radio titled ''The Buddha-dharma and Science'' (佛法與科學)，after which he returned to Sūzhōu. This talk was not recorded, but it is likely that the talk he gave on the radio in Shànghǎi in [[1949]] was his ''Fójiào kēxué guān'' 佛教科學觀, which he wrote between the publishing of his first article and then.

-	A revised version of ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' was published in November 1954. he wrote a preface for ~~this~~ work, but because he wrote it too late, it did not appear in the reprint. it was published in December in ''Juexun yuekan'' [[覺訊月刊]]. He was living in Hànkǒu at the time. <ref>Yóu Zhìbiǎo 尤智表, “Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào zìxù 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告自序 (Self Preface to a Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras),” ''Juéxùn yuèkān'' [[覺訊月刊]], vol. 95 (1954), [[MFQ]] 103.456.</ref>	+	A revised version of ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' was published in November 1954. Yóu wrote his own preface for the work, but because he wrote it too late it did not appear in the reprint. Instead, it was published in December of that year in ''Juexun yuekan'' [[覺訊月刊]]. He was living in Hànkǒu at the time.<ref>Yóu Zhìbiǎo 尤智表, “Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào zìxù 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告自序 (Self Preface to a Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras),” ''Juéxùn yuèkān'' [[覺訊月刊]], vol. 95 (1954), [[MFQ]] 103.456.</ref>

-	It is unclear what Yóu did after 1954, where he lived, or ~~for how long~~.	+	It is unclear what Yóu did after 1954, where he lived, or when he died.

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		+	\|birth=[[1901]]
		+	\|death=19??
		+	\|associates=Notable Associates:
		+	* Huìjué [[會覺]]
		+	* Yìnguāng [[印光]]
		+	\|editor-name=Erik Hammerstrom
		+	}}
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	== Yóu Zhìbiǎo 尤智表 (b.1901) ==		== Yóu Zhìbiǎo 尤智表 (b.1901) ==

	Yóu was a Harvard-trained engineer and a lay Buddhist. He was the author of two important books on science and Buddhism, which were published in the 1940s.		Yóu was a Harvard-trained engineer and a lay Buddhist. He was the author of two important books on science and Buddhism, which were published in the 1940s.
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-	* Born [[1901]] at ??
-	* Date and place of death unknown

	'''Biography'''		'''Biography'''
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	'''References:'''		'''References:'''

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	== Yóu Zhìbiǎo 尤智表 (b.1901) ==		== Yóu Zhìbiǎo 尤智表 (b.1901) ==

		+	Yóu was a Harvard-trained engineer and a lay Buddhist. He was the author of two important books on science and Buddhism, which were published in the 1940s.
		+
		+	* Born [[1901]] at ??
		+	* Date and place of death unknown

	'''Biography'''		'''Biography'''

-	~~From~~ Suzhou. His mother died when he was 5, and his father died when he was 7. His family were devout Buddhists and recited sūtras. At 12 ~~he went to elementary school. This was~~ the first year of the Republic ~~and~~ he bought a copy of the ''Buddhist Miscellany'' [[佛學叢報]] at a local bookstore. At 15 he went to ~~Shanghai~~ and passed into Fùdān 復旦 University but did not go, instead ~~he went to~~ the ~~communications section of~~ Nányáng 南洋 Engineering Vocational School. he graduated four years later, at which point he ~~proceded~~ to college to study electrical engineering. He graduated in 1924.	+	Yóu was from Suzhou. His mother died when he was 5, and his father died when he was 7. His family were devout Buddhists and recited sūtras. At age 12, during the first year of the Republic, he began attending elementary school. As a youth he bought a copy of the early Buddhist periodical ''Buddhist Miscellany'' [[佛學叢報]] at a local bookstore. At 15 he went to Shànghǎi 上海 and passed into Fùdān University 復旦大學 but did not go, instead enrolled in the Communications Department at Nányáng 南洋 Engineering Vocational School. He graduated from the school four years later, at which point he went to college to study electrical engineering. He graduated from college in 1924.

-	After ~~graduating from college~~, Yóu got a job translating encyclopedia entries (at the Commercial Press?) on engineering and science at the rate of ~~2-3000~~ words/day. He impressed ~~the~~ boss and ~~got~~ a side job as a private tutor. He worked at ~~that~~ for 6 years~~, and in~~ his spare time wrote scientific commentaries~~, publishing~~ half a dozen books ~~or so during that period~~.	+	After graduation, Yóu got a job translating encyclopedia entries (at the Commercial Press?) on engineering and science at the rate of two to three thousand words per day. He impressed his boss, and as a result was able to get a side job as a private tutor. He worked at these jobs for six years. In his spare time he wrote scientific commentaries and published half a dozen books. During these yeas, he began to believe in Buddhism, due mostly to the influence of his uncle, Yóu Jǐngxī 尤景溪 with whom he lived. Between [[1924]] and [[1930]], he took refuge under Yìnguāng [[印光]].

-	It was at this time in his life that he began to believe in Buddhism, owing to the influence of his uncle, Yóu Jǐngxī 尤景溪 with whom he lived. Between 1924 and 1930, he took refuge under Yìnguāng [[印光]].	+	Around 1930, Yóu was sent by the army to Harvard to study radio technology. He returned in [[1932]] or [[1933]] and went to work as an instructor and the Central Aviation School in Hángzhōu 杭州, during which time he also served as a professor at Zhèjiāng Univeristy 浙江大學. He also attended lectures given by Yuányīng [[圓瑛]].
-	Around 1930, Yóu was sent by the army to Harvard to study radio technology. He returned in 1932 or 33 and went to work as an instructor and the Central Aviation School in ~~Hangzhou~~, ~~and~~ he also served as a professor at Zhèjiāng Univeristy. ~~At that time he~~ also attended lectures by Yuányīng [[圓瑛]].	+

-	In the spring of 1937, Yóu became head of radio instruction for the Nánchāng 南昌 Air Force’s 3rd Division. With the outbreak of war later that year he moved to ~~Chengdu~~. He ~~was~~ there for 2 years, then quit to go into private enterprise ~~and made quite~~ a ~~bit of money~~.	+	In the spring of [[1937]], Yóu became head of radio instruction for the Nánchāng 南昌 Air Force’s 3rd Division. With the outbreak of the Second Sino-Japanese war later that year, he moved to Chéngdū 成都. He worked there for two years, then quit to go into private enterprise, amking a small fortune for himself.

-	In the spring of [[1946]], he studied with Huìjué [[會覺]] at the Right Faith Society [[正信會]] in Hànkǒu [[漢口]]. In July of that year, he published his series ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告 (Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras) in the magazine Right Faith [[正信週刊\|正信]]. Later that same year, this work was published as a separate book, making it widely available in the Buddhist world. Not long after it was first published, a few laypeople got together money to republish it on a larger scale, and an English translation (which was eventually made) was discussed. In preparation for the republishing, Yóu gave the book to Wáng Xiǎoxú [[王小徐]] to edit.	+	In the spring of [[1946]], he studied Buddhism with Huìjué [[會覺]] at the Right Faith Society [[正信會]] in Hànkǒu [[漢口]]. In July of that year, he published his series ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告 (Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras) in the magazine Right Faith [[正信週刊\|正信]]. Later that same year, this work was published as a separate book, making it widely available to the Buddhist world. Not long after it was first published, a few laypeople got together money to republish it on a larger scale, and an English translation (which was eventually made) was discussed. In preparation for the republishing, Yóu gave the book to Wáng Xiǎoxú [[王小徐]] to edit.

-	In 1948, Yóu left Hubei and went back to ~~Suzhou~~. Back home, all his old friends ~~were gone–dead or~~ left. He set up a Buddhist altar in his home and chanted. The following year, he went to ~~Shanghai~~ to participate in the [[佛教青年會]]. ~~At that time~~ he gave a talk on the radio title, ''The Buddha-dharma and Science'' 佛法與科學，after which he returned to ~~Suzhou~~. It is not ~~certain~~, but it is likely that the talk he gave on the radio in Shanghai in 1949 was his ''Fójiào kēxué guān'' 佛教科學觀, which he wrote between the publishing of his first article and then.	+	In [[1948]], Yóu left Hubei and went back to Sūzhōu. Back home, all his old friends had either left or had died. He set up a Buddhist altar in his home and chanted. The following year, he briefly went to Shànghǎi to participate in the [[佛教青年會]]. There, he gave a talk on the radio title, ''The Buddha-dharma and Science'' 佛法與科學，after which he returned to Sūzhōu. It is not clearly recorded, but it is likely that the talk he gave on the radio in Shanghai in [[1949]] was his ''Fójiào kēxué guān'' 佛教科學觀, which he wrote between the publishing of his first article and then.

-	A revised version of ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' was published in November 1954~~, for which~~ he wrote a preface ~~that~~ was published in December in ''Juexun yuekan'' [[覺訊月刊]]. He was living in Hànkǒu at the time. <ref>Yóu Zhìbiǎo 尤智表, “Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào zìxù 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告自序 (Self Preface to a Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras),” ''Juéxùn yuèkān'' [[覺訊月刊]], vol. 95 (1954), [[MFQ]] 103.456.</ref>	+	A revised version of ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' was published in November 1954. he wrote a preface for this work, but because he wrote it too late, it did not appear in the reprint. it was published in December in ''Juexun yuekan'' [[覺訊月刊]]. He was living in Hànkǒu at the time. <ref>Yóu Zhìbiǎo 尤智表, “Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào zìxù 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告自序 (Self Preface to a Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras),” ''Juéxùn yuèkān'' [[覺訊月刊]], vol. 95 (1954), [[MFQ]] 103.456.</ref>

		+	It is unclear what Yóu did after 1954, where he lived, or for how long.

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	'''Important Works'''		'''Important Works'''
-		+	* ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告 (Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras), 1946.
-	''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告 (Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras), 1946.	+	* ''Fójiào kēxué guān'' 佛教科學觀 (The Scientific Outlook of Buddhism), first serialized in 1949.
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-	''Fójiào kēxué guān'' 佛教科學觀 (The Scientific Outlook of Buddhism), first serialized in 1949.	+

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	'''References:'''		'''References:'''
-		+	* {{ZFJS}} Pp. 2.591-592.
-	~~Shì Dōngchū 釋東初~~. ''Zhōngguó fójiào jìndàii shǐ'' 中國佛教近代史 (A History of Early Contemporary Chinese Buddhism), in Dōngchū lǎorén quánjí 東初老人全集 (Complete Collection of Old Man Dongchu), vols. 1-2. ~~(Taibei: Dongchu, 1974), 2:~~591-592.	+	* {{ZJFRZ}} Pp. 619-628.
-		+
-	Yú Língbō 于凌波. ''Zhōnguó jìnxiàndài fójiào rénwù zhì'' 中國近現代佛教人物志 (''Biographical Almanac of Early Contemporary and Modern Chinese Buddhism''). Beijing: Zongjiao wenhua, 1995. Pp. 619-628.	+

	[[Category:Biography]]		[[Category:Biography]]

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	In the spring of 1937, Yóu became head of radio instruction for the Nánchāng 南昌 Air Force’s 3rd Division. With the outbreak of war later that year he moved to Chengdu. He was there for 2 years, then quit to go into private enterprise and made quite a bit of money.		In the spring of 1937, Yóu became head of radio instruction for the Nánchāng 南昌 Air Force’s 3rd Division. With the outbreak of war later that year he moved to Chengdu. He was there for 2 years, then quit to go into private enterprise and made quite a bit of money.

-	In the spring of [[1946]], he studied with Huìjué [[會覺]] at the Right Faith Society [[正信會]] in Hànkǒu [[漢口]]. In July of that year, he published his series ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告 (Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras) in the magazine Right Faith [[正信]]. Later that same year, this work was published as a separate book, making it widely available in the Buddhist world. Not long after it was first published, a few laypeople got together money to republish it on a larger scale, and an English translation (which was eventually made) was discussed. In preparation for the republishing, Yóu gave the book to Wáng Xiǎoxú [[王小徐]] to edit.	+	In the spring of [[1946]], he studied with Huìjué [[會覺]] at the Right Faith Society [[正信會]] in Hànkǒu [[漢口]]. In July of that year, he published his series ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告 (Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras) in the magazine Right Faith [[正信週刊\|正信]]. Later that same year, this work was published as a separate book, making it widely available in the Buddhist world. Not long after it was first published, a few laypeople got together money to republish it on a larger scale, and an English translation (which was eventually made) was discussed. In preparation for the republishing, Yóu gave the book to Wáng Xiǎoxú [[王小徐]] to edit.

	In 1948, Yóu left Hubei and went back to Suzhou. Back home, all his old friends were gone–dead or left. He set up a Buddhist altar in his home and chanted. The following year, he went to Shanghai to participate in the [[佛教青年會]]. At that time he gave a talk on the radio title, ''The Buddha-dharma and Science'' 佛法與科學，after which he returned to Suzhou. It is not certain, but it is likely that the talk he gave on the radio in Shanghai in 1949 was his ''Fójiào kēxué guān'' 佛教科學觀, which he wrote between the publishing of his first article and then.		In 1948, Yóu left Hubei and went back to Suzhou. Back home, all his old friends were gone–dead or left. He set up a Buddhist altar in his home and chanted. The following year, he went to Shanghai to participate in the [[佛教青年會]]. At that time he gave a talk on the radio title, ''The Buddha-dharma and Science'' 佛法與科學，after which he returned to Suzhou. It is not certain, but it is likely that the talk he gave on the radio in Shanghai in 1949 was his ''Fójiào kēxué guān'' 佛教科學觀, which he wrote between the publishing of his first article and then.

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	In the spring of 1937, Yóu became head of radio instruction for the Nánchāng 南昌 Air Force’s 3rd Division. With the outbreak of war later that year he moved to Chengdu. He was there for 2 years, then quit to go into private enterprise and made quite a bit of money.		In the spring of 1937, Yóu became head of radio instruction for the Nánchāng 南昌 Air Force’s 3rd Division. With the outbreak of war later that year he moved to Chengdu. He was there for 2 years, then quit to go into private enterprise and made quite a bit of money.

-	In ~~July~~ of 1946, he published his series ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告 (Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras) in the magazine Right Faith [[正信]]. Later that same year, this work was published as a separate book, making it widely available in the Buddhist world. Not long after it was first published, a few laypeople got together money to republish it on a larger scale, and an English translation (which was eventually made) was discussed. In preparation for the republishing, Yóu gave the book to Wáng Xiǎoxú [[王小徐]] to edit.	+	In the spring of [[1946]], he studied with Huìjué [[會覺]] at the Right Faith Society [[正信會]] in Hànkǒu [[漢口]]. In July of that year, he published his series ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告 (Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras) in the magazine Right Faith [[正信]]. Later that same year, this work was published as a separate book, making it widely available in the Buddhist world. Not long after it was first published, a few laypeople got together money to republish it on a larger scale, and an English translation (which was eventually made) was discussed. In preparation for the republishing, Yóu gave the book to Wáng Xiǎoxú [[王小徐]] to edit.

	In 1948, Yóu left Hubei and went back to Suzhou. Back home, all his old friends were gone–dead or left. He set up a Buddhist altar in his home and chanted. The following year, he went to Shanghai to participate in the [[佛教青年會]]. At that time he gave a talk on the radio title, ''The Buddha-dharma and Science'' 佛法與科學，after which he returned to Suzhou. It is not certain, but it is likely that the talk he gave on the radio in Shanghai in 1949 was his ''Fójiào kēxué guān'' 佛教科學觀, which he wrote between the publishing of his first article and then.		In 1948, Yóu left Hubei and went back to Suzhou. Back home, all his old friends were gone–dead or left. He set up a Buddhist altar in his home and chanted. The following year, he went to Shanghai to participate in the [[佛教青年會]]. At that time he gave a talk on the radio title, ''The Buddha-dharma and Science'' 佛法與科學，after which he returned to Suzhou. It is not certain, but it is likely that the talk he gave on the radio in Shanghai in 1949 was his ''Fójiào kēxué guān'' 佛教科學觀, which he wrote between the publishing of his first article and then.

-	A revised version of ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' was published in November 1954, for which he wrote a preface that was published in December in ''Juexun yuekan'' [[覺訊月刊]]. He was living in Hànkǒu 漢口 at the time. <ref>Yóu Zhìbiǎo 尤智表, “Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào zìxù 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告自序 (Self Preface to a Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras),” ''Juéxùn yuèkān'' [[覺訊月刊]], vol. 95 (1954), [[MFQ]] 103.456.</ref>	+	A revised version of ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' was published in November 1954, for which he wrote a preface that was published in December in ''Juexun yuekan'' [[覺訊月刊]]. He was living in Hànkǒu at the time. <ref>Yóu Zhìbiǎo 尤智表, “Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào zìxù 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告自序 (Self Preface to a Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras),” ''Juéxùn yuèkān'' [[覺訊月刊]], vol. 95 (1954), [[MFQ]] 103.456.</ref>


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	Shì Dōngchū 釋東初. ''Zhōngguó fójiào jìndàii shǐ'' 中國佛教近代史 (A History of Early Contemporary Chinese Buddhism), in Dōngchū lǎorén quánjí 東初老人全集 (Complete Collection of Old Man Dongchu), vols. 1-2. (Taibei: Dongchu, 1974), 2:591-592.		Shì Dōngchū 釋東初. ''Zhōngguó fójiào jìndàii shǐ'' 中國佛教近代史 (A History of Early Contemporary Chinese Buddhism), in Dōngchū lǎorén quánjí 東初老人全集 (Complete Collection of Old Man Dongchu), vols. 1-2. (Taibei: Dongchu, 1974), 2:591-592.

-	Yú Língbō 于凌波. ''Zhōnguó jìnxiàndài fójiào rénwù zhì'' 中國近現代佛教人物志 (''Biographical Almanac of Early Contemporary and Modern Chinese Buddhism''). (Beijing: Zongjiao wenhua, 1995), 619-628.	+	Yú Língbō 于凌波. ''Zhōnguó jìnxiàndài fójiào rénwù zhì'' 中國近現代佛教人物志 (''Biographical Almanac of Early Contemporary and Modern Chinese Buddhism''). Beijing: Zongjiao wenhua, 1995. Pp. 619-628.

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	In July of 1946, he published his series ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告 (Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras) in the magazine Right Faith [[正信]]. Later that same year, this work was published as a separate book, making it widely available in the Buddhist world. Not long after it was first published, a few laypeople got together money to republish it on a larger scale, and an English translation (which was eventually made) was discussed. In preparation for the republishing, Yóu gave the book to Wáng Xiǎoxú [[王小徐]] to edit.		In July of 1946, he published his series ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告 (Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras) in the magazine Right Faith [[正信]]. Later that same year, this work was published as a separate book, making it widely available in the Buddhist world. Not long after it was first published, a few laypeople got together money to republish it on a larger scale, and an English translation (which was eventually made) was discussed. In preparation for the republishing, Yóu gave the book to Wáng Xiǎoxú [[王小徐]] to edit.

-	In 1948, Yóu left Hubei and went back to Suzhou. Back home, all his old friends were gone–dead or left. He set up a Buddhist altar in his home and chanted. The following year, he went to Shanghai to participate in the [[佛教青年會]]. At that time he gave a talk on the radio title, ''The Buddha-dharma and Science'' 佛法與科學，after which he returned to Suzhou. It is not certain, but it is likely that the talk he gave on the radio in Shanghai in 1949 was his 佛教科學觀, which he wrote between the publishing of his first article and then.	+	In 1948, Yóu left Hubei and went back to Suzhou. Back home, all his old friends were gone–dead or left. He set up a Buddhist altar in his home and chanted. The following year, he went to Shanghai to participate in the [[佛教青年會]]. At that time he gave a talk on the radio title, ''The Buddha-dharma and Science'' 佛法與科學，after which he returned to Suzhou. It is not certain, but it is likely that the talk he gave on the radio in Shanghai in 1949 was his ''Fójiào kēxué guān'' 佛教科學觀, which he wrote between the publishing of his first article and then.

	A revised version of ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' was published in November 1954, for which he wrote a preface that was published in December in ''Juexun yuekan'' [[覺訊月刊]]. He was living in Hànkǒu 漢口 at the time. <ref>Yóu Zhìbiǎo 尤智表, “Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào zìxù 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告自序 (Self Preface to a Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras),” ''Juéxùn yuèkān'' [[覺訊月刊]], vol. 95 (1954), [[MFQ]] 103.456.</ref>		A revised version of ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' was published in November 1954, for which he wrote a preface that was published in December in ''Juexun yuekan'' [[覺訊月刊]]. He was living in Hànkǒu 漢口 at the time. <ref>Yóu Zhìbiǎo 尤智表, “Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào zìxù 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告自序 (Self Preface to a Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras),” ''Juéxùn yuèkān'' [[覺訊月刊]], vol. 95 (1954), [[MFQ]] 103.456.</ref>

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	Yú Língbō 于凌波. ''Zhōnguó jìnxiàndài fójiào rénwù zhì'' 中國近現代佛教人物志 (''Biographical Almanac of Early Contemporary and Modern Chinese Buddhism''). (Beijing: Zongjiao wenhua, 1995), 619-628.		Yú Língbō 于凌波. ''Zhōnguó jìnxiàndài fójiào rénwù zhì'' 中國近現代佛教人物志 (''Biographical Almanac of Early Contemporary and Modern Chinese Buddhism''). (Beijing: Zongjiao wenhua, 1995), 619-628.
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	In 1948, Yóu left Hubei and went back to Suzhou. Back home, all his old friends were gone–dead or left. He set up a Buddhist altar in his home and chanted. The following year, he went to Shanghai to participate in the [[佛教青年會]]. At that time he gave a talk on the radio title, ''The Buddha-dharma and Science'' 佛法與科學，after which he returned to Suzhou. It is not certain, but it is likely that the talk he gave on the radio in Shanghai in 1949 was his 佛教科學觀, which he wrote between the publishing of his first article and then.		In 1948, Yóu left Hubei and went back to Suzhou. Back home, all his old friends were gone–dead or left. He set up a Buddhist altar in his home and chanted. The following year, he went to Shanghai to participate in the [[佛教青年會]]. At that time he gave a talk on the radio title, ''The Buddha-dharma and Science'' 佛法與科學，after which he returned to Suzhou. It is not certain, but it is likely that the talk he gave on the radio in Shanghai in 1949 was his 佛教科學觀, which he wrote between the publishing of his first article and then.

-	A revised version of ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' was published in November 1954, for which he wrote a preface that was published in December in ''Juexun yuekan'' 覺訊月刊. He was living in Hànkǒu 漢口 at the time. <ref>Yóu Zhìbiǎo 尤智表, “Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào zìxù 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告自序 (Self Preface to a Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras),” ''Juéxùn yuèkān'' 覺訊月刊, vol. 95 (1954), [[MFQ]] 103.456.</ref>	+	A revised version of ''Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào'' was published in November 1954, for which he wrote a preface that was published in December in ''Juexun yuekan'' [[覺訊月刊]]. He was living in Hànkǒu 漢口 at the time. <ref>Yóu Zhìbiǎo 尤智表, “Yī ge kēxuézhe yánjiū fójīngde bàogào zìxù 一個科學者硏究佛經的報告自序 (Self Preface to a Report of a Scientist Studying the Buddhists Sūtras),” ''Juéxùn yuèkān'' [[覺訊月刊]], vol. 95 (1954), [[MFQ]] 103.456.</ref>