Niu-tou Zen presents itself to be a cult of non-official succession. Jia-ye founded the Zen Buddhism in India with Buddha pulcking a flower. Then Jia-ye handed the cult secretly to his successor. The twently-seventh patriarch of Zen Buddhism was Da-mo, who came to China, became the founder of Chinese Zen Buddhism and handed it to Hui-ke, who handed it to Zeng-can, who handed it to Dao-xin, who handed it to Hung-ren, who handed to Hui-neng. Hui-neng was called the sixth partriarch, who divided Zen Buddhism into the northern Zen and the southern Zen with his fellow adherent Shen-xiu. This is the sketch of the succession of Zen Buddhism, which the academics have talked a lot about. In this paer, we wish to talk about the subcult of Zen Buddhism founded by Dao-xin, Niu-tou Zen.