Dream of the Red Chamber: Jade Mistaken

Twin lotuses bloom, and true love is first to win the Buddha's forgiveness. Twin flames join, and at last the Living Buddha wins the Crimson Pearl's heart. Mandarin ducks, nesting together and flying side by side for a lifetime. Branches entwined, hearts united, one loving family. She is Yu, a Crimson Pearl Grass fairy reborn as a mortal. Before descending to the human world, she said, "If I repay him with all the tears of my life, that should settle my debt to him." But who says she must weep until she dies? If her tears are for him, then who should receive her love? Flowers fade and scatter, filling the sky. When their color is gone and their fragrance lost, who will grieve for them? Who will pity her, in the end? An emperor or a general? A gifted scholar or a beautiful maiden? Or him, the Buddha, as sincere, passionate, wise, and genuine as she is? They all speak of a marriage destined by gold and jade, but which couple is truly blessed with a perfect match? Does wearing a gold lock around one's neck make it so? Do Baochai and Baoyu count as a good match? Or are there other people and other stories? If the jade is Lin Daiyu, then who should the "gold" be? He is Cuo, an incarnation of the Bodhisattva Guanyin. He is a great Living Buddha, come to the mortal world to confront its many hardships. But what can he truly do? Born with wisdom and countless abilities, can he save the world from its suffering? What way can there be to satisfy both, without betraying the Buddha or the one you love? He hesitates at the gate of the Buddhist temple, torn between two paths. The great Living Buddha has fallen in love. How can he face the Buddha, and how can he protect the woman he loves? When the Sacred Mother Lake is calm, its waters are clear as a mirror. When the wind stirs the waves, red clouds gather and strange sights appear. This mysterious lake can reveal a destined person's past life, present life, and future. Can it tell him where she is now? And what should he do? ●●●●●●●●●● I recommend Mingzhu Jiejie's new work: Dream of the Red Chamber: Cloud of Sorrow, http://read.xxsy.net/info/217823.html Feng Jiejie's acclaimed work: Overturning the Classics: The Legend of Daiyu, http://read.xxsy.net/info/203175.html My new book: A Man's Heart Lost to Love http://read.xxsy.net/info/248471.html