What does it mean that falling flowers are intentionally ruthless?

Falling flowers intentionally follow the flowing water, and the flowing water unintentionally falls in love with the falling flowers means: describing one party intentionally and one unintentionally, which is mostly used to describe unrequited love in love.

or the phenomenon of crushes.

This verse first appeared in Feng Menglong in the Ming Dynasty.

The "Yu Shi Mingyan · Volume 13 Zhang Daoling's Seven Tests on Zhao Sheng", and then appeared in Feng Menglong's "Warning World Words, Volume 21 Zhao Taizu Sends Jingniang for a Thousand Miles" in the Ming Dynasty. Later, it was seen in the early Ming Dynasty.

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A certain verse. Because of the philosophical nature of the poems and the large number of online sources, these two theories spread rapidly online. Mr. Zhao Jianxuan, a scholar from Shandong, conducted an in-depth study of this matter and found that in fact, there was no similar fragment in Tang Bohu's poems. And Song Shi Weibai's "Continuation of the Lantern Record".

, there is no "Wenzhou Longxiang Zhuan Shiqi Zen Master" at all.

The meaning of falling flowers is intentional, and flowing water is ruthless: literally, who said that the falling flowers and leaves have a feeling for water, but flowing water has no meaning in this regard. This is now mostly used in the love between men and women, as 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.

Interpretation: Falling flowers are intentional, flowing water is ruthless, is a Chinese word, pinyin is luò huā yǒu yì, liú shuǐ wú qíng, used to describe one party intentional and one unintentional, mostly used to describe the phenomenon of "unrequited love" or "secret love" in love.

Example: Who knows that Zhu Chong is an honest man, and the orchid is dirty and ugly, and Zhu Chong can't look down on it. In this way, the flowers are intentional, and the flowing water is ruthless. From Ming Feng Menglong's "Awakening Hengyan" volume 3.

Falling flowers are ruthless, and flowing water is intentionally used to describe one party's intention and one party's unintentional, which is mostly used to describe the phenomenon of "unrequited love" or "secret love" in love.

Falling flowers are intentionally ruthless, a metaphor for the twists and turns of love between men and women, one party has deep affection, but the other party has no such intention. There is also a version of this sentence, that is, "Falling flowers intentionally follow the flowing water, and flowing water has no intention of falling in love with falling flowers." On the issue of marriage and love between men and women, the falling flowers are intentional and the flowing water is ruthless, which has the same as unrequited love and wishful thinking.

With the passage of time, the flowers bloom and fall, so the falling flowers are forced to be helpless due to time, and the flowing water is from high to low, which is the initiative to move forward intentionally and send away the flowers that fall into the water. This phrase describes the intention of one partner and the other unintentional, and is often used to describe the phenomenon of "unrequited love" or "crush" in a relationship.

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. On the issue of marriage and love between men and women, the falling flowers are intentional and the flowing water is ruthless, which has the same as unrequited love and wishful thinking.

It is similar to "falling flowers intentionally follow the flowing water, and the flowing water has no intention of falling flowers".

From the Song Dynasty Shi Weibai's "Continuation of the Lantern Record: Wenzhou Longxiang Zhuan Shiqi Zen Master".

Translation: When you see, you don't see it, you don't see it, you don't see it, you don't see everything. The falling flowers flow away with the water, but the flowing water does not fall in love with the falling flowers.

Background of creation. In the early years of the Southern Song Dynasty, Zen Master 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".