What's a priest called in China?

I can't find any novel recommendations about a male priest.

There was a novel about Taoist priests in the Republic of China that was recommended as " The Storm of Taoist priests in the Republic of China." This novel told the story of the Taoist priests who explored the case during the Republic of China. The protagonists were the descendants of Taoist priests and gods, and they had all kinds of special abilities and magic weapons. Other than that, the search results did not provide any other novel recommendations about Taoist priests in the Republic of China.

This question involved many aspects such as cultural history and language differences. Although Dante (Rembrandt van Rijn) was a famous 15th century Dutch painter whose works had a profound influence on modern art, he was not the first name to appear in China. Qu Yuan (Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikov) was a famous Russian composer, pianist and poet in the 19th century. His works had a profound influence on modern Chinese music and literature. His name was not the first name to appear in China, nor was it the first name to be translated into Chinese. In traditional Chinese culture, Qu Yuan was a great poet and patriot. His poems and thoughts had a profound impact on Chinese culture. Although Dante has an important position in art and literature, he was not Chinese. He lived in the 15th century in Netherlands, and his name has not been translated into Chinese, so we cannot call Qu Yuan the Dante of China. On the contrary, Qu Yuan's importance in Chinese culture and history could not be surpassed. He was regarded as one of the representatives of ancient Chinese culture. His poems and thoughts had always been appreciated and inherited by the Chinese people.

St. John's Wort was called Hypertrum Perforatum in China.

The following are a few recommended novels in the ancient language, where the female protagonist is a Taoist priest: 1. [Everything Should Be Tabooed]: This novel was written by Mu Muzi and told the story of the female protagonist being a Taoist priest. 2. " I Have a Taoist Temple ": This novel was written by you when you were young. The female protagonist is a Taoist priest. The story shows her coldness and strength. 3. " Taihang Road ": This novel was written by Bu Ruo's avatar. The female protagonist was also a Taoist priest. She experienced many adventures and challenges in the story. 4. " The Royal City of Flowers ": This novel was written by Ning Long. The female protagonist was a Taoist priest. The story depicted the love and adventure between her and the male protagonist. 5. " The Daily Life of Madam Mei's Favorite Husband ": This novel was written by Fu Hua. The female protagonist was a Taoist priest. The story showed her daily life and the interaction between her and her husband. These ancient novels all had the plot of the female protagonist being a Taoist priest. Each book had a different storyline and character development. One could choose to read it according to one's personal preferences.

There were many ancient novels where the male protagonist was a Taoist priest, such as " Mortal Fairy,"" The First Taoist Priest of the Tang Dynasty,"" Starting from Laoshan Taoist Priest,"" I became a Taoist priest in the Ming Dynasty,"" Rebirth of Evil God: Abducting a Sect Leader to Cultivate and Play,"" Returning to the Ming Dynasty to Be a Taoist Priest,"" Passing through the Immortal Wind and No Way,"" Taoist Priest in Wudu," and so on.

"The Legend of Muye Taoist" was a light novel, a derivative of a doujinshi novel. It had some similarities with the legend of the legendary Taoist priest in China, so it was recommended. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Taoist Out of the Mountain was a movie directed by Zhang Zhiliang and starred by Andy Liu, Taoist, Zhou Yong, and others. The movie was released in 1992 and told the story of a Taoist priest named Li Tianran in Jianghu. Cuicui Cuihua wasn't the name of the movie. It was probably a description of a character in the movie.

In The Voice of China, Cao Yin's hairstyle was an afro, also known as a lion's head or a fireworks hairstyle. This hairstyle was unique in that the hair exploded to form many small bumps, which usually presented a fluffy and messy visual effect.

Di Renjie was known as China's Sherlock Holmes.