Watching the Ferry

This is a story about "viewing" and "crossing". It aims to explore: the truth of life is not a mirror that can be analyzed calmly, but a river that needs to be stepped into personally. True wisdom lies not in "watching" the fire from the other side, but in "crossing" the boat into the water. The story uses the obsession of love and hate in reincarnation to peel off the essence of love - it is not persistent possession, but the completeness of each other's achievements in the mutual reflection and rush of life. Whether it is indulging in personal emotions or adhering to empty doctrines, they are all obstacles. True enlightenment is born from specific and minute actions and decisions. The so-called intersection of joy and sorrow: emerging from the world with a worldly mind and observing life with an experience. In the long journey of saving others and saving ourselves, we can complete the endless Nirvana that is common to ourselves and all sentient beings.