Xie Jingyun, the son of the Marquis of Chang'an, named Xingzhi, became famous at a young age. He made great military exploits with his father. In the third year of the Zhengyuan Dynasty, his father was assassinated by the enemy and died in front of the battle. He was ordered to be in danger and was named General of the Left Banner. The following year, he returned to the court with his troops and was named the Great Protector of the Country. The general was blameless in his public duties, but he was deeply affectionate in his private life. He never took a concubine in his life. After his wife passed away, he became even more devoid of desire. After his son's crowning ceremony, he fled into Buddhism. He was always accompanied by the green lantern of ancient Buddhas throughout his life. However, there were eventually omissions in the historical records.
Intention: The high mountains stand still and the scenery stops.