City·grand Concert Hall (part 2)
by Liu Yuanju
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I heard a very legendary thing with my own ears: Zhaoyi and his wife once went to Tibet. They went in and out of the temple devoutly. When they arrived at the Potala Palace, in a main hall, there was a statue of Bodhisattva and many people gathered around it. Gao Hongxia and a parent of a student saw so many people surrounding them, so they curiously went over to see what was going on. At this time, someone advised them to try their luck. The so-called luck means that people keep throwing khatas on the Bodhisattva. If the hada can be hung on the Bodhisattva's shoulder or arm when thrown up, it indicates that good luck will come. However, the Hada is too light, and anyone who throws it cannot throw it high, and it is still a long way from the arm of the Buddha statue! When it was Gao Hongxia's turn, she raised her head and threw the hada in her hand upwards. The hada seemed to be carried by a wave of air and flew straight into the sky. It floated up to the top of the Bodhisattva's head and actually hung on the mole on the Bodhisattva's face. This suddenly shocked everyone present! Afterwards, people cheered for Gao Hongxia: Good luck must come!
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