Recently, a hilarious video went viral on the Internet, and it quickly climbed to become the focus of discussion.
In the video, a quiet river, a simple bridge made of wooden poles by the river, and a few dead bamboos that seem to break at any time are traversed by it. In the video, a beautiful woman walks lightly on this "dangerous bridge", unscathed, about to reach the opposite bank. At this moment, the camera turned and saw a monk master in a yellow robe, also trying this "water floating" challenge.
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He stepped steadily on the bamboo pole step by step, with a solemn expression and a calm step, like a real walker. But just as he was about to reach the center, he flashed twice confidently, and the situation happened - the bamboo pole "creaked", the monk master was unstable, and with a "bang", even people rushed into the river with bamboo poles. This sudden "baptism" made the originally calm river lively in an instant.
Netizens laughed after watching it, and the comment area became a sea of hilarious. Some netizens ridiculed: "It seems that my Buddha only crosses the fate (yuan) people!"
The video is more than just a joke, it's more like a real test of "walking on water", but it turns out to be surprisingly full of comedy. The comment section is so exciting!
Why are the monks all fat, and the Taoists all thin?
Worship the Buddha every day, the Buddha will not bless you [呲tooth]
The Buddha actually didn't bless him?
When I laugh, is the merit gone[laughing and crying]
You're a good guy
The mud bodhisattva crossing the river is difficult to protect, and the fake monk crossing the bridge can't help himself.
There was a dynasty that seemed to kill monks
This video is actually quite interesting, it inadvertently reflects a profound truth: whether it is a beauty or a monk, they are all equal in the face of challenges. Life is like a bridge made of bamboo poles, which seems simple, but in fact it is full of unpredictable risks. The beauty can walk to the opposite side unharmed, it may be luck, or it may be her light step, and the monk falls into the water, it can only be due to her weight, hahaha.
That's life, isn't it? We've all tried all kinds of "rivers", sometimes passing easily, sometimes accidentally "falling overboard". The key is the attitude after falling into the water, and being able to laugh it off and learn from it is the best.
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