Changqing was the child of a holy monk, and he became a master through the back door. His robes and beads were not as dazzling as his bright bald head. Due to the public opinion of the young novices, he had no choice but to leave the temple and wander around in the world of mortals.
On the day he left, Changqing looked at the empty temple door and sighed. As he walked, he touched his heart and said: "The popularity is not good, the popularity is not good..."