This is the story of a viper and sandalwood.
"Records of the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty" records: There is Mount Mociye on the coast of the south of the country. High cliffs, steep ridges, caves, valleys and deep streams. Among them is the white sandalwood tree. The sandalwood is your mother-in-law tree. The tree species white sandalwood cannot be distinguished. Only in midsummer can I climb high and look far ahead. There is a big snake lingering there. So you know it. The wood is cool in nature, so the snake coils around it. As soon as he saw it, he shot the arrow as a record. Harvesting can only be done after the winter hibernation.
This is a pure Buddhist and Zen love story, a story between a demon and a human. Although this myth has been told for thousands of years, I still want to write down one of these legends.