Sixteen-year-old Lu Heng started life at the ferry gate. A sudden change in the flow of the river pushed him deep into the mountains and rivers. Since then, there have been differences between immortals and mortals, and each has his own way in temples and rivers and lakes.
He has sought advantages and avoided disadvantages, and he has also paid the price for a single mistake. It was not until later that I realized that the so-called practice is not necessarily just seeking heights, distances, and longevity.
When people stand in the world, they know what to do when they see injustice, and they know what to do when they see all living beings.
Mortals also have their own ways.
