Want to find a person who believes in Buddhism and loves Utopia to marry, is it realistic?

Are you male or female? How do you get married with the same surname?

i am a boy。Peach Blossom Paradise is the place I yearn for.

I'm not a vegetarian, but I'm willing to do good things every day, and if I don't have to worry about my own life, I'll spend all my life doing good things.

Whenever I see fish that have been kept in a fish tank and used by people to buy fish for release, I think that the person who buys the fish and releases it is wrong, and the person who sells such fish is wrong; These people have sold the fish, and when no one knows about it, they go and catch the fish, and repeat and repeat, and repeat, and I think what happened to those fish is so pitiful...

And much, much more ... Temporal relationship.

Utopian love exists, but very rarely.

Want to inspire a suitable partner. The first is to do more good deeds yourself. Prepare Fukuda for yourself. There is that kind of blessing. And the most special way to obtain good fortune is to release life.

I'm the type of person you say, my name is my QQ, add me.

It's not so simple to find a like-minded person, but I remember that there is such a sentence in Zhang Ailing's "Half Life", which is quite classic: I want you to know that there is always someone waiting for you in this world, no matter where you are, no matter when, there is always such a person anyway, and finally I wish you good luck, I hope you can find your other half.

There is a fate to meet thousands of miles away, but there is no chance to not know each other on the other side.

Hehe, I still want to be single.

Utopia (English: utopia, IPA: ju to pi), also known as the ideal township (harmoniously Chinese, once used in Lu Xun's Huagai Collection), is an ideal group and social conception, named after the completely ideal republic "utopia" written in Thomas Moore's book "Utopia".

It means the state of ideal perfection, especially when used to represent the law, ** and social situation. In his book, Thomas Moore fictionalized a small island in the Atlantic Ocean with a perfect social, political, and legal system. The term is used to describe an ideal society known as a "community of intentions" and a society of literary fiction.

Dystopia, cacotopia, kakotopia, or anti-utopia, Chinese also known as dystopia, dystopia, hatetopia, despair, or detoxification) is the antonym of utopia, which literally means not-good place in Greek, and it is an unpopular, frightening imaginary community or society, the opposite of an ideal society. An extremely bad final form of society. Dystopia is often characterized by dehumanization, totalitarianism**, ecological catastrophe[2], or other catastrophic decay of a social nature.

This kind of society is present in many works of art, especially in stories set in the future. Dystopia appears in many subgenres of fiction and is often used to draw attention to real-world issues related to the environment, politics, economics, religion, psychology, morality, ethics, science and technology, which, if ignored, can lead to dystopian situations.

Utopia is the most beautiful society in human ideology, just like the early "utopian socialism" in the West. The utopian socialist society proposed by a Western scholar: beautiful, everyone is equal, there is no oppression, just like a paradise, and utopian love is also extremely beautiful.

Utopianism is a type of social theory that seeks to promote certain desirable values and practices by presenting them in an ideal state or society.

Dystopia is a literary genre and genre in literature, especially science fiction. Dystopianism reflects the opposite ideal society, the opposite of dystopian ideology. In this kind of society, material civilization is rampant and higher than spiritual civilization, spirit is dependent on matter, spirit is controlled by matter, and the human spirit has no real freedom in a highly developed technological society.

This category is usually a flood of narrative technology, which embellishes the original advantages and deeply conceals the inherent flaws.

1. The implementation is different.

1) Utopia advocates moderate methods for socialism. Some people should pay for a small socialist community to attract some proletarians or volunteers to work and live in this community; Then this community will be slowly expanded, and eventually socialism will be realized in the whole society or the whole country.

2) Marx, on the other hand, advocated the establishment of socialism by means of violent revolution. First overthrow the bourgeois regime, establish the proletarian regime, and then build socialism under the protection of the proletarian regime.

2. The essence is different.

1) Utopia is utopian socialism;

2) The socialism advocated by Musk is scientific socialism.

I am a man and I will never stop on the road of pursuing women...

THE EXPERIENCE OF THE EXPERIENCE THAT SHOULD BE SEEN ...

In the end, leave a seed, after all, the child is the continuation of his own life.

Where you come from, you have to go where you go. When people come to the world, they just experience it and feel it. And then complete your own mission, maybe this mission was not originally of your will, or it may be voluntary.

Money has a purpose for money, and morality has a moral role. In short, you have to have as much as you want, otherwise you will live a miserable life. I would like to ask this question as well.

For the sake of living a better life for yourself and your family and friends.

Different people have different pursuits, and you can't just say it:

Some people pursue wealth, some people seek power, some people pursue fame, and some people just want to live a better ......

It is happiness, it is love, and true love is to give everything for each other, even life.

Very simple. What are you missing. Just pursue what you want, don't follow other people's pursuits, I hope you can understand.

Happiness, many things pursued for the sake of happiness!

Life for a lifetime, for the sake of wearing and eating, this is what I often heard the old-timers say when I was a child, this sounds a little vulgar, in fact, this is the authentic truth, to put it bluntly, it is for life, this is actually the starting point and destination of all the work of human beings, human society, and social groups, which is the purpose of life, and all the work is to make themselves, their families, and all people live a better life. For ordinary people, being an ordinary person, holding a normal heart, doing ordinary things, and living a peaceful life is the best ending and the best life.

Sincere and warm.

It's all that people need for a lifetime.

That's something that money can't buy.

I think it's important to be happy and have a good mood.

I'm a vulgar person. A lifetime of people. are in pursuit of eating. I want to make myself eat better. There is a bowl of porridge today. I want to eat dry rice tomorrow. That's how it started.

Wrong, life does exist, but every time you do something, it will change slightly from the life just now, and the monks believe in life, but they don't count life, because they know that life can be changed by doing good deeds and accumulating virtue, and life also has a characteristic, that is, it can be calculated but cannot be avoided, and can only be changed by doing good.

Wrong, the Buddhist culture is broad and profound, and it is good to get in touch with it, of course I am talking about the wise people who believe in Buddhism.

Of course not, people who believe in Buddhism are people of faith, they believe in karma, and use this to urge themselves not to do bad things, power and superstition are completely different things, people who believe in superstition and fortune tellers are often people who lack knowledge, they don't know much about science, and they don't believe in science very much, so they are forced to blindly believe in the words of fortune tellers.

It's too superstitious, it will even mislead your life, don't believe it all, don't believe nothing, work hard, treat the world with sincerity and kindness, do things in a down-to-earth manner, do your duty, and be a man.

No, believe it or not, I'm a Buddhist.

The words of fortune tellers are not only believed by Buddhists!

Superstition and religion are not exactly the same; Believe it or not, the words of the fortune teller may be related to the individual.

Yes, those fortune tellers are liars, there is always good and bad in everything.

No, people can love life more if they have faith, and people who believe in Buddhism need to be pure and not superstitious.

Belief in Buddhism and superstition are two different things.

I don't believe in anything. How to say.

No, Buddhism is a religion, and superstition are completely different things.

The Buddha is not superstitious, otherwise it would not be 5,000 years old.

It's superstition, but do you care about it?

Generally, it belongs to the mirror and is not a platform.

Buddha is not the same thing as superstition

Utopia is the vision of human beings for a better society.

Utopia is the most beautiful society in human ideology, just like the early "utopian socialism" in the West. The utopian socialist society proposed by a Western scholar is beautiful, everyone is equal, and there is no oppression. It's like a paradise.

Utopian love is also a very beautiful [redface].

Utopianism is a type of social theory that seeks to promote certain desirable values and practices by presenting them in an ideal state or society. In general, the authors of utopia do not believe that such a state is possible, at least impossible, in its perfectly depicted form. But they are not doing a mere imaginary or illusory manoeuvre, as the colloquial usage of the word utopianism implies.

As shown in Plato's Republic, which was the earliest true utopia, there is usually an aim in revealing some fundamental properties of a concept (justice or freedom) by expanding the depiction of the concept, in the form of an ideal community based on that concept.