"Life is a delusion; if you don't realize it, you won't become a Buddha; if you don't become crazy, you won't become a demon." Only "if you don't become crazy, you won't become a demon" comes from the movie Farewell My Concubine, and the other two sentences have no source. \xd\ Human nature is idiocy, which means that human nature is idiotic and not idiotic, but not in people, and there is no idiocy, because people are not clear about themselves. So idiots are all about others. That is, dissidents. This Zen machine is very heavy. \xd\ If you don't realize, you can't become a Buddha, which means that you must realize, and the Buddha is not outside, but inside. I'm just a Buddha in my heart \xd\ You can't live without madness. It comes from Chen Kaige's movie Farewell My Concubine. Leslie Cheung plays the role of Cheng Dieyi in the movie, and Cheng Dieyi really reaches the level of "no madness, no survival" when he plays Yu Ji. This traditional culture has a strange charm, and coupled with the strange experience of Cheng Dieyi's hours, Cheng Dieyi really sinks into his "dream of drama", changing his gender and personality and madly attaching to Beijing opera, Yu Ji and his brother Duan Xiaolou. This obsession and selflessness seems to have doomed his tragic fate from the beginning. In the alternation of the times, he caused disaster because of drama, but avoided it because of drama. He was obsessed with forgetting himself but decadent because of reality. The external expression of Beijing Opera's devotion is Cheng Dieyi's devotion to Yu Ji and his overlord Duan Xiaolou. This kind of selfless love casts a beautiful life that is erratic and helpless. In the vicissitudes of life, the butterfly suit is destined to be born because of the drama, be infatuated with the drama, and die because of the drama. The drama is his dream and the drama is his life.