Small quote:
I asked the Buddha: Why are there so many regrets in the world?
Buddha said: This is a whirling world, whirling is a regret, and there is no regret. No matter how much happiness is given to you, you will not experience happiness.
I asked the Buddha: How can I stop feeling lonely?
Buddha said: Every heart is born lonely and incomplete. Most of them spend their lives with this incompleteness because when they meet the other half who can make it complete, they either neglect it or miss it or lose the qualification to have it.
I asked Buddha: What should I do if I meet someone I can love, but I am afraid that I can't grasp it?
Buddha said: How much love should be left in the world to welcome the thousands of changes in the world.
I have been wanting to write about those past events for a long time, thinking about how the affectionate and trustworthy Empress Changsun was torn between power and desire, and still gained such a reputation, thinking about how this ordinary woman was favored by thousands of people and her virtue was submissive to the court, thinking about how the heroic and philanthropic young man killed his brother and forced his father, and how he won a lifetime of fame. After a thousand years, before a thousand years... Everything is passing away.