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The Diamond Prajnaparamita Sutra unfolds in a question-and-answer format between Subhuti and the Buddha, repeatedly teaching the spirit of bodhisattva practice—such as giving and liberating beings without abiding in forms. Ideas in the sutra like "one should not abide in form to generate the mind" have had profound influence on Chan (Zen), Prajnaparamita devotion, and East Asian Buddhist culture. OpenSutra Currently, the published fascicles of this text are organized under "Yongle Northern Canon / Mahayana Sutras / Prajnaparamita Section"; image sources and catalogue numbers are listed in each fascicle record. It can first be understood within the Prajnaparamita section of the canon, where the emphasis is typically on wisdom, emptiness, and bodhisattva practice. Prajnaparamita literature focuses on elucidating prajna wisdom and its practice significance; texts in the same section are often read cross-referentially. Here the readable fascicles of the Diamond Prajnaparamita Sutra, One Volume are collected in the original catalogue order, suitable for consultation by fascicle number, catalogue number, Qianziwen volume number, or title. Links to fascicle sources are saved with each record; current source link: https://dzj.sdlib.cn/#/homeDetails/2-0710/050801050101 Related translator information: Translated by 天竺真谛 et al.