People criticize chicken soup for the soul. I think it may be because it is like a one-night stand. When I read it, the climax is repeated, and when it is dawn, I find that life is still in the same way. But this year I did read a good chicken soup, which goes like this: May the years temper your plump soul and lean desires. Therefore, nothing is absolute, and sometimes a one-night stand can meet the true love of a lifetime.
Apart from digging meat to feed eagles, I know very little about Buddhist stories, but I imagine that monks practice to a certain level, and even their bodies can be thrown away. This stinky sac is just redundant. So, the master in the movie sat on the wooden boat and set himself on fire. Don't do it.
You can see that there are so many young people on the Sichuan-Tibet line every summer, who are on foot, riding a car, and tossing in the wind and the rain, presumably because they are too comfortable, they want to find some hardships to eat, as the adjustment of life. However, after enjoying the suffering of Tibet and accepting the worship of the civilized world represented by you, the Tibetans will eventually come back. It's okay to act like Zhuangzi, but there is no such thing as Zhuangzi who still sings after his wife's death. Of course, maybe you can say that Zhuangzi is celebrating his return to singleness because he hates his wife too much.
Commercial civilization stimulates people's desires, and I think this is the reason why modern people are generally unhappy. Doing whatever you want is not a good thing. "It suffers in its mind and will, labors its muscles and bones, starves its body and skin, depletes its body, and scrambles what it does." That's true. But I think the premise of this Confucian classic, "Heaven will give great responsibility to the people of this country," is very suspicious. Because it speaks of the end rather than the beginning. This is terrible logic. In China, the "big responsibility" is generally to govern the country and the world (it seems that the more you govern, the more injustice!), and the worst is to have a family or something. So Confucianism is just a Confucianism, and the three aunts and six grandmothers may be able to help you when dealing with neighbor relations, or gaining fame and fortune. But when you lose yourself in the gentle village and feel lonely in the crowd, you look for a book but find that the master said nothing. Lack of transcendence is the cul-de-sac of Confucianism, and perhaps the cul-de-sac of our nation.
Of course, you can't expect everyone to become a monk, so what about GDP? In a busy city, you can be restless or restless. In the face of temptation, you can search wildly or turn around with a smile. Therefore, since there is no escape, it should be practiced. A few years later, everything else will be ordinary life. If you can smile and turn around with a heart-stopping smile, then I count you as awesome.
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