The Buddha said that there are eight sufferings in life, namely: birth, old age, illness, death, separation from love, meeting of resentments and hatreds, not being able to get what you want, and the five yin excesses.
Birth, old age, illness, and death are the sufferings of the body; separation from love, meeting of resentments and hatred, and not being able to seek what you want are the sufferings of the soul and soul.
Among the eight sufferings, the most painful is not being able to get what you want.
There is something in my heart and my love is in love, but mountains and seas separate me. I can't ask for it, but I can't get it easily. That obsession is entangled in my heart, turning into a cocoon and a thorn, and it won't go away even after all the years.
Qiu Bubu's name corresponds to the pain of not getting what he wants.
Purpose: Once a teacher, always a father
