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In that distant and charming Southeast Asian country, Vietnam, there is a creepy opening. Here, an ordinary man named Song Phuoc Phuc quietly collected the remains of more than 10,000 aborted babies in the bustling city of Nha Trang.
When this shocking news exploded like lightning on social media, it instantly set off an uproar around the world.
People have different opinions and opinions on Song Fufu's behavior. Some people revered him and called him the "Living Buddha", believing that he had perfectly interpreted the Buddha's compassionate spirit with his actions.
There are also some people who are deeply disgusted by this, questioning whether he collected these infant corpses through illegal means, because according to common sense, there seems to be no legal way to obtain these bodies, and in the midst of these doubts, it is not difficult for people to perceive their deep doubts and confusion about Song Fufu's motives.
In the face of all kinds of accusations and criticisms from the outside world, Song Fufu himself behaved unusually calmly and calmly. He remained silent all the time, with a faint smile on his face, as if he was shouldering a firm belief and sense of mission that no one could understand.
Whenever someone tries to delve into his inner world, he always chooses to respond with silence, showing an elusive tolerance and atmosphere.
This contradictory reaction undoubtedly further deepened the mystery of Song Fufu. On the one hand, his behavior is indeed contrary to common sense, bordering on madness, but on the other hand, he seems to be extraordinarily calm, as if he has insight into the mystery of life and death.
In this way, Song Fufu has become an enigmatic existence, attracting the attention and curiosity of the whole world.
In order to uncover the truth behind Song Fufu's actions, we must go back to the important moment that changed the trajectory of his fate in 2001. That year, Song Fufu's wife suffered a near-fatal dystocia during childbirth, and both mother and son were on the line.
Although they were finally able to escape death with the full rescue of the doctors, this test of life and death was like a heavy punch that smashed heavily into Song Fufu's heart.
Since then, Song Fufu's cherishing of life has undergone a earth-shaking transformation. He began to reflect deeply on his own life, and regarded his wife's difficult birth as a punishment and warning from God.
After experiencing that thrilling life and death bringing, Song Fufu resolutely decided to become a selfless and compassionate person and devote himself to helping all the suffering people in this world.
In the face of his wife's doubts, the incomprehension of relatives and friends, and the doubts and disgust of his surroundings, Song Fufu's heart is as tough as iron, and no amount of persuasion can shake his unwavering faith.
He began to practice the concept of philanthropy in his own unique way: to collect the bodies of abandoned babies and to hold a grand and solemn funeral for them as a way to express his reverence for life.
At the same time, Song Fufu did not hesitate to spend all his family property to buy a piece of land of his own, building a quiet and peaceful home for these innocent babies. Whenever others accused him of being crazy and asked him why he was so persistent, Song Fufu always smiled indifferently, as if he had insight into the mystery of life and death, and did not mind those ethereal controversies.
As time passed, Song Fufu gradually became famous in the local area, and his maverick good deeds gradually became widely known. Many people refer to him as the "Living Buddha" and believe that his actions are the actual embodiment of the Buddha's compassionate spirit.
In addition to collecting the bodies of abandoned babies, Song Fufu also adhered to the same purpose, adopting more than 100 homeless children with nowhere to live. He did his best to raise these children, to nurture them in his own way, to give them the education and care they deserved.
Whenever he talks about these children, Song Fufu's eyes always shine with happiness, and his face is filled with an extremely proud smile.
At the same time, however, the voices of criticism and slander have never stopped. Some people suspect that Song Fufu's actions hide unspeakable secrets, and even secretly engage in illegal activities.
Others directly pointed out that the process of collecting the baby's corpse may have involved illegal activities, questioning whether his motives were really selfless and whether he harbored some ulterior motives.
Just as people's doubts and suspicions are intensifying, a documentary called "The Ripe Melon" has caused a huge shock around the world. This heavyweight documentary, which took seven years to complete, reveals the appalling facts of all kinds of ill-treatment and torture inflicted on the children in the orphanage by Song Fufu and his orphanage staff.
The shocking footage reveals a heart-wrenching truth: those orphans who were once mercifully rescued by Song Fufu actually lived in a harsh environment like purgatory on earth, and were abused by all kinds of cruel methods.
This made Song Fufu's previous image of "living Buddha" in people's minds instantly subverted, and completely collapsed in the disappointment and indignation of the public.
When the documentary ruthlessly reveals the truth, Song Fufu remains silent, just staring at everyone with an incomprehensible and sad gaze. Soon after, the Vietnamese government had to take action to close his orphanage, and the children who had been abused were finally able to escape their nightmare captivity and start a new life.
Just as Song Fufu's good deeds were being strongly questioned, a self-proclaimed "living Buddha" emerged in China, the former businessman-turned-monk Daolu monk. His common name is Wu Bing, and he was born in Nantong, Jiangsu.
The life trajectory of Monk Daolu has many similarities with Song Fufu. Before he became a monk, he was a successful businessman, and his family life was once happy and harmonious.
However, the twists and turns of his emotional life made his wife finally choose to leave him, which made the originally smooth Daolu fall into confusion, so he did not hesitate to ordain and devote himself to Buddhist practice.
In the course of studying Buddhism at Fugen Temple, Daolu received a letter from a young pregnant woman asking for help. The mother-to-be was facing a forced abortion by her family due to an unplanned pregnancy, and she desperately longed for the protection of the Dharma to protect her baby.
Upon learning of this, Daolu persuaded her to keep the child despite the opposition of the crowd, and promised to provide full support and assistance.
This incident had a profound impact on Doroku, prompting him to actively help mothers who could not afford to raise their children. After 10 years of hard work, Daolu has successfully assisted nearly 500 women to give birth and adopted more than 400 children.
In order to better care for these mothers and children, Daolu converted the villa he bought for his daughter into a "nursing home" for orphans. He has hired professionals to take care of the day-to-day management, and all the clients can stay free of charge.
The only request that Master Daolu make for mothers who are facing difficulties in childbirth is to sign a pledge that allows him to take on the great responsibility of raising their children.
Regardless of whether these children have sound bodies and intelligent minds, Master Doroku cares for them with the same respect and care, and he believes that every life is of equal value and worthy of cherishing, and for this reason he wholeheartedly defends and cherishes this gift of nature.
Through the life history of Song Fufu and Master Daolu, we can get a glimpse of their unique way, successfully shaping and shining the image and status of the "Living Buddha". They should be proud of it, but they have also been questioned and misunderstood by all sectors of society.
For Song Fufu, there have always been people who accuse him of "misbehaving" and secretly engaging in some ulterior deeds. After the revelation of the documentary "Melon Ripeness", which attracted widespread attention, the public had deep doubts about whether he was really a kind person.
After all, how can cruel treatment of orphans be considered a mercy act?
As for Master Daolu, although his actions appeared to be a well-intentioned rescue, he still attracted a lot of controversy and skepticism. Some have questioned why a monastic should be in such close contact with those young pregnant women, and is there some ulterior motive behind this? After all, Buddhist teachings clearly state that monks should not get too close to women.
It is also unshy to point out that the oldest of the mothers that Master Daolu has ever received has reached the age of forty-six, while the youngest is only sixteen years old.
Since Song Fufu's initial silent collection of infant corpses, it has aroused public suspicion. Why did he want to bury the bodies properly? Was this out of a compassionate heart that surpassed ordinary people, or was there something else behind it? As the number of children he adopted gradually increased to more than 100, this suspicion deepened.
It is widely believed that Song Fufu may have been so keen to collect infant corpses because he personally experienced the danger of his wife's life during childbirth. And his original intention of adopting a child may be to make up for the regret that he can't have children.
The success of the film "Ripe Melon" has raised deep doubts about his motives.
For the monk Daolu whom we worship, his ostensible act of assistance seems to have stemmed from a love for the Dharma. However, if you dig deeper, you will find that there is indeed a certain degree of worldliness in his behavior.
For example, his frequent intimate interactions with young pregnant women undoubtedly raise questions about whether he has deeper intentions.
However, from another perspective, we must admit that Monk Daolu is indeed helping those who are most in need. He provided the women with the only way to survive and saved them from falling into a desperate situation and having to choose abortion.
In addition, he created a shelter for children who were experiencing homelessness, ensuring that they had adequate food and shelter. Although the path was full of twists and turns, he remained steadfast in his path of doing good.