I see that all living beings are plants and trees, but you are what is the whole poem of Qingshan?

I see that all living beings are grass and trees, but I see you as a green mountain.

I hope that there will be years to look back on, and to share the white head with deep affection.

That is, one person is willing to be generous for the rest of his life.

Sansheng is fortunate to meet you, even if it is sad, it is love.

I see that all living beings are grass and trees, but you are the green mountain" The whole poem is: I see all living beings are grass and trees, only you are the green mountain. I hope that there will be years to look back on, and to share the white head with deep affection. From Li Yi's "Farewell to the Ancient Grass" in the Tang Dynasty.

"I see that all living beings are plants and trees, but only you are green mountains" means: I think all people are just a plant and trees, and only you are different in my eyes. The next sentence of "I see that all living beings are grass and trees, but I see you as green mountains" is:

May there be years to look back, and you and I have a white head, from the "Mahayana Xuanyi", also known as "Mahayana Xuanyi", "Mahayana Xuanzhang", "Mahayana Xuanxuan", "Mahayana Xuan", is the Buddhist masterpiece of the three treatises in our country.

“I see that all living beings are grass and trees, but I only see you as a green mountain. May there be years to look back on, and you and I will be whiteThis phrase means:

I think all of you are just a tree, but I see you as a green mountain. I hope that the years can pass slowly, let me relive the glorious years that I have passed, and I will definitely treat you with the most true love to grow old together.

I see that all living beings are grass and trees, only when I see you are a green mountain" expresses the lover's eyes, and the other party will always be a tall and majestic image in his mind.

I hope there are years to look back on, and you and I are white-headed" from the "thirty of its thirty" in the twenty-fourth [Great Joy] of the "Thirty-Sixth National Congress" of Feng Tang in modern times. The meaning of this sentence is to hope that there will be a lot of time to look back and grow old with you.

Original text: The spring water is new, the spring forest is in full bloom, and the spring breeze is ten miles, not as good as you. May there be no years to look back on, and live the rest of your life with affection. I hope that there will be years to look back on, and to share the white head with deep affection.

Translation: The green water in spring has just **, the leaves are selling buds, the forest is quiet, and the spring breeze is beautiful. But the spring breeze of ten miles is beautiful, but it is not as good as your face like a peach blossom.

No longer nostalgic for the past, regret the past, and live the rest of your life affectionately with each other. I hope that the years can pass slowly, let me relive the glorious years that I have passed, and I will definitely treat you with the most true love to grow old together.

I see that all living beings are plants and trees, but you are Qingshan, and the whole poem is explained as follows.

I see that all living beings are grass and trees, but I only see you as a green mountain. I hope that there are years to look back on, and to be white with deep love. You came to the winter solstice.

But the wind stopped. Only you are Qingshan, may everyone's love be a moving story, embrace each other, be at peace, and grow old. May the rest of your life meet a person who is as rich as a book and as thick as a mountain, giving you companionship, becoming your dependence, and your love, and walking hand in hand through every day of life.

People in the world always love to feel their feelings and reminisce about their past under the moon in front of the window. One night a thousand years ago, he lay quietly on a water-patterned bamboo mat, looking out of the small window at the deep courtyard. Under the moonlight, a bend of blue water gently rippled in the evening breeze, just like he missed her, silently.

He still remembered the vows he had made to each other on the day he left, but now that thousands of miles had passed, the old promise had come to naught in an instant. The past drifts away in the breeze of time, without a trace. How many nights had he woken up from his dreams, thinking of the woman who had left her many years ago.

There is no one else in sight, and you are everywhere. I see that all living beings are grass and trees, but I only see you as a green mountain. I hope that there will be years to look back on, and to share the white head with deep affection.

I hope there will be a white head, I hope there will be a white headMay there be years to look back on, and cherish it. And with deep affection. From "Mahayana Metaphysics", a masterpiece of Buddhism in China's Three Treatises.

Five volumes. Written by Sui Jizang. It is also known as "Mahayana Xuanyi", "Mahayana Xuanzhang", and "Mahayana Xuan".

Included in the 45th volume of the Taisho Collection. It is based on the Mahayana stance of Prajna emptiness and non-attainment, and discusses the important issues discussed in the process of studying the sutras since the Northern and Southern Dynasties, that is, according to the teachings of the Three Treatises, it can be said to be an introduction to Mahayana Buddhism. The book is composed of eight subjects, including the two truths, the eight injustices, the Buddha-nature righteousness, the one-vehicle righteousness, the nirvana righteousness, the two wisdom righteousness, the teachings and the teachings.

There are many such poems, I know one I asked Qingshan when he was old, Qingshan asked me when I was idle I saw all the mountains are grass and trees, only you are Qingshan.

It should be Xin Qiji's "I see how charming Qingshan is, and I expect Qingshan to see me too" The original text has been modified.

As follows:

1. I see that all living beings are grass and trees, but I only see you as a green mountain. There is no one else in sight, and you are everywhere.

2. I see that all living beings are grass and trees, but I only see that you are a green mountain. I see how charming the green mountains are, and the green mountains should be like this when they see me.

3. I see that all living beings are grass and trees, but I only see you as a green mountain. The grass and trees are withered, and the green mountains do not change.

4. I see that all living beings are grass and trees, but I only see you as a green mountain. May there be years to look back on, and confess with affection.

5. I see that all living beings are grass and trees, but I only see that you are a green mountain. I saw that all sentient beings had no intention, but I saw that you were moved.

6. I see that all living beings are plants and trees, but I only see that you are a green mountain. All living beings see that I am grass and trees, but you regard me as a green mountain.