There are ten chapters in "New Collection of Strange News", from the jade ring to the dream pillow, ten ancient objects, and ten sections of cause and effect, all of which contain the word "heart". Things have no intention, and causes and conditions create illusions; illusions are not real, and the human mind is bound to itself. The ten chapters depict greed, anger, foolish love, gains and losses of honor and disgrace, and are nothing more than the ups and downs of a single thought. I hope that when readers close the book, they can calmly observe their hearts: What is in their hearts? What's on your mind? What's the mystery? What sleep do you have? If you can reflect it all the time and think clearly, then the vast world of the world will be a place of dharma, and all kinds of conditions in the world will become dharma. At this point, the book is complete but its meaning is endless. Although the chapter is finished, the Tao begins to be conveyed.
