The original texts of Buddhist classics compile humorous stories, using modern spoken language and daily life to turn boredom into fun, combining solemn scenes with market humor. Let's look at Huineng, a woodcutter from Lingnan, heading north to seek the Dharma with his enchanted confidence and money. From a rice grinder in the logistics department to a top Buddhist monk, he uses a courier cabinet as a metaphor for his own nature, and uses a navigation app to explain prajna. The whole process has more laughs than Sanskrit scriptures, and more enlightenment than Cantonese herbal tea!
