Master Sanzang's disciple is not empty.

Many disciples are not empty. Before he went to the lion country, there were already disciples such as Han Guang and Hui (Gong). Among the disciples, except for two who died early, there are only six others (called Six Philosophers), namely, Jingu Temple Hanguang, Silla Huichao, Huiguo Zhenglonger, Chongfu Temple Huilong, Baoshou Temple Jiao Yuan and Juechao. Among them, Huilang is the longest, and he inherited his teaching and learning after his death. As a scholar, he has written 100 volumes of "The Sound and Meaning of the Classics", which widely quoted Chinese and foreign classics, and explained the names of Brahman and Han in detail, making great contributions to the interpretation of classics, orthography and even the textual research and compilation of foreign classics. At that time, great virtues, such as good deeds, latent truth, worship of law, etc., also participated in the empty translation field, accepted the French meaning, and made artificial remarks. In the middle Tang Dynasty, emperors such as Xuanzong, Suzong, Daizong and Dezong (when they were princes) all accepted the enlightenment or participated in the translation according to him, and other princes and ministers tried their best to protect the non-empty translation of ancient books. Zhao Qian, who was waiting to be summoned by Hanlin, wrote "Sanzang's behavior is not empty", saying that he had been the first teacher for more than 40 years, with about 10,000 people being taught and 2,000 disciples being taught by him. Therefore, he also means a generation of teachers with all skills.