Liao An'an: "Buddhist teachings say: When fate comes, the "cause" and "condition" can be combined and "fruit" can be produced. Big causes and conditions produce big fruits, and small causes and conditions produce small fruits. The reason why we are destined to have no fate must be because the "cause" planted in the previous life is too small, so it can only produce small fruits, but not big results."
Liang Yeshi: "When I was a child, I often listened to my great-grandfather's lectures on tea Zen. At that time, I was always absent-minded when listening. I didn't remember most of them, but I only remembered "one period, one session." Later, when I met her, I realized that it was really rare. Now I want to cherish it, but I'm afraid I won't have the chance."
Zhong Weigu was sitting in a wheelchair by the window, with his hands casually placed on the armrests on both sides. Without looking at her, he turned to the window and said, "An An, do you know that from the moment you decide to step into this room, I will never let you go again."