When you die, you don't move your heart, and you can see through things in your life;
Busy places are not chaotic, and the spirit of idleness must be cultivated to clear.
【Author】
Hong Yingming, the word self-sincerity, the number of the first Daoist people, Jiangsu Jintan people. In his early years, he was keen on the fame of his career, and in his later years, he returned to the mountains and forests to wash his heart and worship the Buddha. Around the 30th year of the Wanli Dynasty (1602), he lived in the Qinhuai River area of Nanjing and devoted himself to writing. He is the author of "Vegetable Root Tan" and so on.
【Appreciation】
This is the self-titled link of Hong Yingming, the author of "Cai Gen Tan". Shanglian means to remain calm in the face of death, neither afraid of death, nor covetous of life, that is, what Lianzhong said "not moving", is because of the frank and open-minded outlook on life in ordinary days, this kind of thorough understanding of life, that is, the wisdom of "seeing through the red dust". Judging from Hong Yingming's life, he was obsessed with fame in his early years, and returned to the mountains and forests in his later years, which can indeed be regarded as "seeing through". When things are busy, if you want to maintain a calm attitude and not be chaotic in nature, you must cultivate yourself in peacetime and have a clear heart. Judging from some of the ideas expressed in Hong Yingming's "Cai Gen Tan", he basically fulfilled the requirements of lianzhong, so this self-titled lian can be regarded as more objective and accurate.
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