(Ancient proverb + Zen + micro group portrait + broken mirror and reunion + micro folk atmosphere)
(Cynical but affectionate and dedicated rich man x lively, cute and outspoken mountain doctor girl)
The Buddha said, "All actions are impermanent." The most hurtful thing in the world is to have a lover, that is, to become a god. Why not forget love? However, love is deeply rooted, and I wish I could abandon the immortal and return to earth. Unfortunately, the palace in heaven is too cold, and I don't see people missing people in the world. In this case, I can only look forward to the next life and have the company of the world.
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The peach blossoms are in full bloom today, but you are late for spring.
The breeze is bright and the moon is bright, and the rocks are stacked on top of each other. I am collecting herbs and waiting for him, moment by moment, month by month. Month after month, month after month, I have never forgotten her. On the table is the incense she made for me. I have never opened it, for fear that the memories will disappear with the incense. The spring breeze will linger and the incense is not strong yet. I am afraid that the peach blossoms are in full bloom and people have not yet come.
Pre-text tip: Be slow to warm up in the early stage, and slowly enter the main line in the later stage.
Purpose: With the help of the shell of Buddhist thought, we will explore the literary theme of "the ruthlessness of saints".