This paper traces the lineage and affiliation between Ven. Tan-hsu (1875-1963) and Ven. Hiu-wan, with reference to their thoughts and deeds. The affiliations between them are classified into the following two categories: (1) Direct Influences: (a) The way of practice has been modified from the tacit use of language in Zen to a more balanced focus on both interpretation and practice in Tien-tai Buddhism. (b) Mentally the Ven Hiu-wan has been influenced to pay more attention to enlighten the people than saving herself. (2) Indirect Influences: (1) Ven. Hiu-wan's career in Buddhist education, pedagogy, and design of educational facilities are all influenced by Ven. Tan-hsu. (b) The theme of Ven. Hiu-wan's paintings has been enriched by Ven. Tan-hsu. Finally, the legacy of Ven. Hiu-wan's respects to Ven. Tan-hsu. and the continuity between their thoughts and deeds will be presented in the conclusion.
