Throughout his life, the Master considered it his duty to benefit people by spreading the Dharma. If a text by one of the expositors (of the Hua Yen tradition)[91] did not yield its full meaning readily, he would always write a point-by-point commentary on it. Thus there are the following:
Commentary on the Sou hsüan chi, in ten fascicles[92]
Commentary on the K’ung mu chang, in eight fascicles[93]
Commentary on the Fifty Important Questions and Answers Concerning Hua Yen, in four fascicles[94]
The T’an hsüan chi Explained, in twenty-eight fascicles[95]
The Chiao fen chi Explained, in seven fascicles[96]
Commentary on the Chih kuei chang, in two fascicles[97]
Commentary on the San pao chang, in two fascicles[98]
Commentary on the Dharmarealm Chart, in two fascicles[99]
Commentary on the Treatise on the Ten Phrases, in one fascicle[100]
Commentary on the Exegesis of the Gaṇḍavyūha Sūtra, in one fascicle.[101]
All these were in circulation in his time.