One of the highlights of this exhibition is The Heart Sutra, which took nearly a year to create and depicts a whimsical banquet scene. At the center of the painting is a voluptuous female body, a recurring theme in Li Jin's works, representing humanity's inescapable physical nature and innate desires. Surrounding the scene are various characters, including the German social theorist Max Weber, Sean Connery as James Bond from the film '007,' and a diverse array of ordinary people Li Jin encountered on the streets of Osaka, New York, and Berlin. There are also masked people and animals, as well as at least eight self-portraits of the artist himself, each embodying different roles, such as a Norman soldier, an Elizabethan merchant, a Brooklyn hippie, a drunken skiing accident victim, a disgruntled artist, and an Edwardian chauffeur. Displayed in the banquet are endless delicacies and fine wines from different countries. Interspersed among the indulgence in food and drink are texts from Buddhist scriptures and chants. Reciting or copying these texts, as Li Jin does, is a process of repentance, accumulating merit to offset the obsessions and sins of life.