The Buddha loves and pities all living beings, but he only supports her and abandons her to raise his son alone.
She loved him, loved him very much, and fell deeply in love with this extraordinary man from the first time she saw him. Even if he betrayed her and abandoned her, she still loved him, and she loved him without regrets, and her love lasted forever.
The mountain has no edges, the heaven and the earth are united, and I dare not be with you. Forget the flowers on the other side of the river, the flowers bloom on the other side to watch the passing years.
Buddha, my Buddha, can you turn around? When you pity all living beings, can you also pity the infatuation of a poor and infatuated person?
When we express our love with tears and hold on to love with persistence, can we be able to stay together for the rest of our lives, and can we no longer live up to the persistent waiting.