A Lifetime of Prosperity, Half a Lifetime of Cassocks

That year he turned around gracefully and left her with the most painful scar. The memories of the past sprouted crazily in her heart. After several springs, autumns, winters and summers, she thought that missing her would eventually consume all her time. "I miss you once and lose a hair. Once my hair falls out, I will become a monk for you." This is an extremely affectionate and decisive farewell. When Lin Nianchu cut off her black hair and put on her cassock, she thought she could cut off all worries in this world. However, the sound of the wooden fish cannot break the past; the green lamp of the ancient Buddha cannot illuminate the prison of the heart. Until the truth cuts through the years like a sharp knife - his departure was a grand lie at the cost of his life. "In this life, I fell in love too crazily and foolishly, and it also consumed all my years." This tear-jerking new work uses delicate brushwork to depict an infatuated love that spans life and death. A woman's Nirvana epic, a soul-searching about obsession and letting go, little love and compassion. When ignorance and resentment turn into Bodhi, the present dust will return to dust. She finally understood in the morning bells and evening drums: Loving someone is a calamity; loving all living beings is destiny. "A lifetime of prosperity, half a lifetime of cassock" - I hope that every soul who has been crazy about love can find his own relief and reconciliation in this.