Kasyapa can only be described in two words: a god-man. Why is he said to be a man of God? First, he doesn't use a mobile phone. Even if he is a beggar in this Internet age, there is a QR code on his bowl, but he doesn't use a mobile phone. What else can he say: If someone really wants to find me, he can find me anywhere in the world, using a mobile phone? Vulgar! Second, he claimed that Kassapa Buddha was reincarnated. His mother was obsessed with Buddhism when she was pregnant with him. She carried a Buddhist bead in her arms every day, hoping that her son would be exposed to some of the Buddha's light, as if this would give birth to a Buddha. After the child was born, he was named Jiang Kassapa. He found it unpleasant, so when he grew up, he went to the police station to change his name and dropped his surname. His father chased after him with a kitchen knife: "Son, don't enter my ancestral hall after you die." He replied to his father: "After I die, I will be among the immortals. Who cares!"