Introduction to the poetry version of Tsangyang Gyatso:
that day,
I closed my eyes in the fragrant mist of the Sutra Hall,
Suddenly I heard the heavenly sound in your chanting of scriptures;
That month,
I shake all the prayer wheels in the world,
Not for salvation,
Just to touch your holy fingertips;
In that life,
I go around mountains, rivers, and pagodas not to get rid of my sins in this life, but just to meet you in my destiny.
Just,
On that night,
I forgot everything,
Abandoned faith,
Abandoning reincarnation,
Just for,
The rose that once cried before the Buddha,
It has long lost its former luster.
Introduction to the children's song version:
The little nun went down the mountain to transform into a vegetarian. The old nun told me that the man at the foot of the mountain is a hungry wolf. If he sees you, he must stay away...
Gorgeous version introduction:
I have been hairless all my life, but on that day, three thousand black hairs were flying like a waterfall; your beauty is scorching, under the green lamp, your smile is enough to make me hand over the mountains and rivers... The world is so vast, I can't win the world, but I hate you, you are so calm. (This text fully illustrates that the female pig is very calm, pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. As for whether the pretty nun will break her vows because of the plot, it depends... Amitabha, the Buddha said: It cannot be said)