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Poets use Zen to teach poetry, and Zen masters use poetry to express Zen. However, throughout the ages, poets have put in more and come out with less, while Zen masters have put in less and come out with more. Therefore, this book will be divided into two volumes to appreciate Zen poetry and express Zen through poetry. The first volume "Incorporating Zen into poetry" refers to incorporating Zen ideas into poetry, and was mostly written by lay people or scholar-bureaucrats. The second volume, "Referring to Zen through poetry," refers to using the form of poetry to express the meaning of Zen as the first priority, mostly written by Zen masters. Borrowing the form of general poetry appreciation books, adding appropriate koans or Buddhist stories and using poems as the basis for dividing chapters, you can enjoy both poems and Zen.

Su Yunqing never thought that she would be so stupid. She fell in love with a scumbag and was framed by a scumbag, but was shot through the heart. She was not willing to resent her too much and was reborn. But after her rebirth, she realized that no matter in the past or present life, there was only one person who loved her. After her rebirth, she accidentally gained the ability to travel freely between modern times and ancient times. This time she wanted to kill the scumbag White Lotus and repay the favor of saving her life in her previous life. She wanted to pretend to be a weak woman, but the prince was too poisonous and peeled off her disguise layer by layer, leaving her with nowhere to hide. "Yu Yichen, I owed you something in my last life. Can I promise it with my body?"