Regarding the philosophical paragraph of temporary cramming, what is the sentence of temporary cramm

The term "temporary cramming of Buddha's feet" originally came from the poem "Reading the Scriptures" by Meng Jiao in the Tang Dynasty: "Hanging old and holding Buddha's feet, teaching his wife to read the Yellow Scriptures." It means that only when you are old can you believe in Buddhism, in order to be blessed, and it means digging a well when you are thirsty.

Later, he did not prepare or work hard early on weekdays, and only hurriedly tried to try to do so when things were urgent, which was called "cramming Buddha's feet temporarily", and sometimes it was also said that "I didn't burn incense when I was free, but I came to hug Buddha's feet in a hurry". Speaking of "cramming", there is also a very interesting story. In ancient times, there was a small country in Yunnan, China, although the population of this country is not large, but the people are all Buddhists who believe in Shakyamuni.

On one occasion, a convict who had been sentenced to death broke his chains and flail in the middle of the night and escaped. In the early morning of the next day, when the government found out, it immediately sent soldiers to chase him around. The criminal had fled for a day and a night, exhausted, and seeing his pursuers approaching, he knew that it was impossible to escape, and in a hurry he crashed headlong into an ancient temple.

This temple houses a seated statue of Shakyamuni, a tall Buddha statue. When the criminal saw the Buddha statue, he suddenly felt deep remorse in his heart, so he cried loudly while holding the Buddha's feet, and kept kowtowing vigorously to express his repentance. The criminal kowtowed and kept saying:

The Buddha was merciful, and I knew that I was guilty and asked to be ordained a monk. From now on, I will never dare to do anything wrong! In a few moments, his head was broken, and he was covered in blood.

At this moment, the pursuers also arrived. When the soldiers saw this, they were moved by the criminal's devotion to Buddhism and sincere repentance, so they sent someone to the government to ask for forgiveness. When the government heard this, they did not dare to make decisions on their own, and immediately reported to the king.

The king believed in the Buddha, so he pardoned the criminal's capital crime and made him a monk.

Life is self-, and I only look for paper when I get to the door. (*Hee-hee.......)

Onlookers, these truths can only be discussed on a case-by-case basis.

The proverb doesn't work, and the grinding gun is not fast and light.

The benevolent see the benevolent, and the wise see the wise.

Usually don't work, temporarily cramming;

Even if you cling to your feet, it still doesn't work;

Confined to unsuccess, all because there is no foundation.

There was no next sentence for the time being.

Temporary Buddha feet, grinding town repentance proverb, pinyin is lín shí bào fó jiǎo, which means that the original meaning is the old and believing in the Buddha, in order to bless, there is the meaning of digging a well when thirsty. Later, because he said that he was usually unprepared and rushed to do things in a hurry, Zhang Luo was "temporarily cramming".

Source: Tang Mengjiao.

Reading the scriptures" poem: "The old man hugged the Buddha's feet and taught his wife to read the Yellow Scripture."

Translation: The old man believed in Buddhism in order to bless and educate his wife to familiarize himself with the Yellow Emperor.

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1.It's not fast to grind the gun in battle: it's a metaphor for things to come to an end, so you know to do it and make up for the shortcomings temporarily.

2.It can also be said that he was unprepared for an emergency, and only tried to deal with it in an emergency or asked for help in a hurry.

3.Digging wells when you are thirsty: Dig wells when you are thirsty.

4.The metaphor was not prepared in advance, and it was only thought of on the fly.

5.Jiangxin fills the leakage: the ship will fill the loophole only when the heart is in the heart.

6.It means that it is too late to try to remedy the situation until it is urgent.

The temporary sentence at the foot of the Buddha is that he usually does not burn incense. The sentence that was improvised before the exam by Li Rong:1. After the exam, I finally understood that the exam should be down-to-earth and be able to hold on to it temporarily.

2. Zhang Qiang is not serious in class, and the temporary cramming before the exam is simply a forgiveness.

3. Don't burn incense at ordinary times, and temporarily cram.

4. It's better to hold Buddha's feet temporarily than to hold Buddha's feet when you die.

5. Every time I hold Buddha's feet temporarily, the Buddha always gives me a kick.

6. Lu Xuebin said: If a college student achieves good results because of temporary cramming before the exam, there is nothing to be proud of.

7. Ten years of hard study is today, and the mentality of preparing for the exam is very important. You can't cram, and the more you look at it, the more you think about it, the more panicked you become. Before the exam, you must rest well and play calmly. I wish you a smooth college entrance examination and the title of the gold list!

8. People who don't usually burn incense have no use for farting when they hold Buddha's feet.

9. Usually don't burn incense, temporarily hold the Buddha's feet, although the Bodhisattva is spiritual, he will not come to help you, because you usually don't have a Bodhisattva in your eyes, and you only go to find something to do, how can the Bodhisattva be your tool! So you ask the Bodhisattva to burn incense at ordinary times.