Elder Jinchi is a figure in The Journey to the West, the old abbot of Kannonji, aged 270. He wanted to burn the Tang priest because of greed, embezzled the cassock, and then burned the temple on his own initiative, because he had no face to see people hit the wall and died.
The old man in Jinchi wears a square hat and the opal top shines; Phnom Penh, wearing a collar shirt and emerald green hair, shines. A pair of monk shoes holds eight treasures, and a cane is embedded in a cloud star. Wrinkled face, like Lishan's old mother; A pair of hazy eyes, but like the East China Sea Dragon King. It doesn't matter if your mouth is closed, because your teeth have fallen out and your hunchback has been bent into tendon contracture.