A New Life, Free and Unrestrained

After Han Lin finished her college entrance examination, she accompanied her mother to a temple to offer incense and learned a few words of wisdom from the abbot of the temple. The old monk gently twisted the beads and looked through the lingering incense mist: "Two lines are intertwined in the palm of the donor's hand. One line holds the clear brilliance of the temple, but it hides the flowers and moon in the mirror; the other line holds the fireworks in the market, undercurrents of stormy waves. If you see the golden top of the pagoda reflected in the shadow, Sun, you need to prevent frost from corroding your bones under the glazed tiles; if you hear the rain knocking on the window at night, don't forget the jade light hidden in the mud. If you tie the red rope wrongly, you will miss your life. Let's see how the water on the bridge will flow over the wall. " After saying that, the cassock fluttered lightly in the wind. Look into the clear eyes of the girl in front of you. The old monk closed his eyes slightly and continued, "Marriage in the world is a cycle of cause and effect. Although the relationship in the past life is deep, if there is no blessing in this life, it will be like a mirror. Although the love between childhood sweethearts is pure, if there is no good relationship to maintain it, it will gradually drift away. You should use wisdom as a lamp to illuminate the way forward, so that you can make a decision without regrets.