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Song Shi Weibai "Continuation of the Lantern Record: Wenzhou Longxiang Zhuan Shi Qi Zen Master" Place of occurrence: Wenzhou during the Song Dynasty Story regeneration: In the early years of the Southern Song Dynasty, Zen Master Shi Qi preached Buddhism in the Yandang area of Wenzhou, and one day talked about the importance of attending Zen with heart.

Mortals only see the world with their eyes, however, the information they get through their eyes is partial, and the realization of Buddha-nature requires the whole mind to perceive, and this realization is not what can be seen with the eyes, this realization is the induction and acceptance of the heart. If we compare people's indirect functions such as "seeing" to falling flowers, and compare people's true rights to "water", this kind of "water" is water that flows with fate, not stagnant water. Using "seeing" to perceive people's sincerity is like "falling flowers intentionally follow the flowing water", so under normal circumstances, it is difficult to perceive this holistic characteristic, which is like "flowing water ruthlessly loves falling flowers".

Zen Buddhism's subtle words are difficult to understand, and the metaphor of falling flowers and flowing water is used to explain the great truth of the soul's perception of things, and also to say that mortals can only see the world with their eyes, not with their hearts. The story is full of stories: falling flowers and flowing water can constitute a variety of artistic conceptions, and "falling flowers with flowing water" is used to describe the scene of spring remnants; There is also a metaphor for the "falling flowers and flowing water" that have been defeated; "Falling flowers are intentional, flowing water is ruthless" originally referred to Zen principles, but now it is more used to describe emotions.

Falling flowers meet flowing water, it is really providential, and flowing water does not love falling flowers, it is also helpless, how many such Pingshui meet, love at first sight, fleeting and unforgettable wishful thinking ...... on the journey of lifeIt constitutes a dramatic scene of "falling flowers intentionally, flowing water ruthlessly". But amorous is always ruthlessly annoyed, and the ruthless scenery always makes people nostalgic. Resources.

Words: "Continuation of the Lantern Record, Wenzhou Longxiang Zhu'an Shi Jue Zen Master" "Shangtang: When you see it, you see it.

Seeing is still far away, and seeing is unreachable. The falling flowers intentionally follow the flowing water, and the flowing water ruthlessly loves the falling flowers. It was originally a Buddhist Zen forest term.

The first meaning is the original meaning, which refers to the withered petals drifting away with the flowing water, describing the scene of the remnant spring, and the second meaning is a metaphor for one party being intentional and one party being ruthless.

It is a metaphor for the twists and turns of love between men and women, one party has a deep affection, but the other party has no such intention.

Later"The falling flowers are intentional, and the flowing water is ruthless"The metaphor is that one party is intentional and the other party is ruthless, and the ruler is mostly used to describe the phenomenon of "unrequited love" or "secret love" in love.

Utterance: "Zen Buddhism Great Virtue Enlightenment Karma" Shangtang: When you see, you see what you don't see.

Seeing is still far away, and seeing is unreachable. The falling flowers intentionally follow the flowing water, and the flowing water ruthlessly loves the falling flowers. It was originally a Buddhist Zen forest term.

The original meaning refers to the withered petals drifting away with the flowing water, describing the scene of the remnant spring, and now it is more a metaphor for one party being intentional and one party being ruthless.

Falling flowers intentionally follow the flowing water, and flowing water unintentionally falls in love with the lead locust flower means a metaphor for the twists and turns of love between men and women, one party has a deep affection, but the other party does not have this intention. On the issue of marriage and love between men and women, falling flowers are intentional, flowing water is ruthless, and unrequited love, wishful thinking has similarities.

It first appeared in Feng Menglong's "Yu Shi Mingyan · Volume 13 Zhang Daoling's Seven Tests on Zhao Sheng".

From the Yuan Dynasty Gao Ming's "Pipa Story".

I would have turned my heart to the bright moon, but the bright moon shone on the ditch.

The falling flowers intentionally follow the flowing water, and the flowing water has no intention of falling flowers.

Data expansion: Yuan Gaoming's "Pipa Story" 31st A few words to admonish the father - "This Nizi is rude, but she will use words to hit me." My words are not right, son, the husband listens to his father's words, and hates the child for being confused. I would have trusted the bright moon with my heart, but who knew that the bright moon shone on the ditch. ”

In layman's terms, "I would have been to the bright moon, but the bright moon shines on the ditch", which means that I treated you with kindness, but you were indifferent and unappreciative. His sincere efforts have not been duly rewarded and respected.