There are seven sufferings in Buddhism: birth, old age, illness, death, meeting with resentment, separation from love, and not being able to seek what you want.
Sheng: We didn't know each other since we were born, but we were still young when we met.
Old: It's not that we say goodbye when we grow old, we are still young when we separate.
Illness: The disaster of others, the disaster of oneself. . . It's a disease. . . Lovesickness. . . It's a disease. . .
Death: What does death take away? . . . What else is left? . . .
The Hatred Society: Their Hatred Reunion. . .
Love is apart: their feelings are no longer. . .
Unable to ask for: know the feeling of sorrow. . . All that remains is "can't ask for it". . . . . .
This tree is The lone cypress. . . . . .
Conception: