Sin Enlightenment Picture

Chen Shubai never believed that there were gods and demons in the world. He is the youngest restorer of Chinese cultural relics in the British Museum, a man who uses science and his hands to dialogue with history. Until the ancient Ming Dynasty painting that he personally restored was stolen, until the seven "people" who had been sleeping for six hundred years in the painting all opened their eyes. He was forced to step into seven levels of illusion - each level was a trial with the heart as a prison. Arrogance made him the emperor above all others, jealousy threw him out of everyone's happiness, rage gave him the power to burn everything, laziness tempted him to stop with "lying flat and you are free", greed showed him the abyss of insatiability, gluttony filled the hole in his heart with endless desire, and lust became the most difficult pass with the deepest attachment. He thought his enemies were the seven deadly sins. He doesn't know that the real enemy is a "perfect self" who has never committed any sin. This is a journey of the human heart across the East and the West. The West says that sin is depravity. The East says that attachment is a disease. The truth is hidden behind the seventh seal of the painting - what it seals is not the devil, but human beings' last obsession with "perfect self". Bodhi has no tree, and the mirror is not a stand. There is nothing there, so where is the dust?