Chapter 75 The seventy-fourth who is the tallest and fattest monk

I don’t know if it’s because the monks are not tall, at least most of the monks Jie Chen knows are not tall.Master Zhihui of Tianming Temple is an exception. Although the actual height has not been measured specifically, Master Zhihui is basically half a head taller than other people in the temple.Sometimes when talking about height, Master Zhihui would also say that he is now older and his bones have shrunk a bit. If he was young, he would be two or three centimeters taller. Height and appearance are nothing worth caring about, only Jie Ao is particularly envious, because if Jie Ao grows to the height of his master, his basketball level will definitely improve a lot.

And when it comes to weight, in terms of the ratio of height to weight, the heaviest thing is of course the only non-monk in the monastery, Jie Yan. Jie Ao once calculated very carefully. If Jie Yan's height can grow to 80 cm, then its weight will also be the same. It may be more than 80 kilograms, which will exceed the weight of everyone in the temple. Jie Chen closed his eyes and focused his attention, imagining the appearance of Jie Yan with a length of 80 centimeters, he couldn't help being startled, because that image is not an ordinary dog, but clearly a Tibetan mastiff, but such an unimpressive Tibetan mastiff is rare.

Jie Chen looked at Jie Yan under his feet and felt very fortunate. In the past two years, Jie Yan's length has remained at 20 to 30 cm, and there is no growth trend. I remember that one day, a few very special benefactors came to the temple, saying that they were special mainly because of their height and body shape. The few benefactors did not know what occupation they were engaged in. They were very tall, and the leader was a fat man. The middle-aged benefactor also led a strong wolf dog.Several benefactors smiled and chatted with Jie An about a lot of Buddhist issues. Jie An felt that it was impolite to lower his head and not look at the benefactor, so he raised his head and talked to the benefactor who was probably over two meters tall. Okay, after chatting, my neck became more and more sore. Fortunately, Jie Chen moved a stool and finally relieved my troubles.

After chatting for a while, several benefactors walked around the temple on their own. When they passed the Buddhist hall, the middle-aged benefactor happened to pass by Master Zhihui who was leading the commandment. When the two compared each other, Zhihui, the tallest person in Tianming Temple, Master also looked thin and short, and the admonition that we usually think that a tornado can't blow away, turned out to be petite and charming. Suddenly I remembered what Master Zhihui said before, the most proud thing in the world is nothing more than the strongest and the biggest, but if this kind of strength only exists in a small space, there is actually nothing worth boasting about.