This is characteristic of a Chinese (or East Asian) perspective on Buddhist enlightenment. It is less ascetic, and instead rooted in the practicalities of the everyday world.
Enlightenment looks the same as the world as it is now, not something removed from our world. As Zhiyi taught, the existence of the Buddha and other enlightened beings is the same world in which we live.
We saw this cultural mindset in the earlier discussions of Confucian and other Chinese philosophical systems, which were oriented towards making an ethical system for humanity within this world.