Protecting the law has two meanings: the first layer refers to the person who protects the law. Including monks and nuns and laymen at home. For example. This Zhang Jushi is really a good protector of Buddhism. He has paid and contributed. The second meaning refers to all these things advocated by Buddhism. For example, every time a dharma meeting is held, Wang Jushi will go to the temple to help protect the dharma, fish, and help him get something to do chores. |||| Simply put, the appearance is that Buddhist disciples, including monks at home, carry out the teachings of the Buddha and let the public see through their words and deeds. For example, the Buddha taught us sincerity and compassion, and the disciples of the Buddha practiced sincerity and compassion in their lives. Treat people sincerely, be kind-hearted, and speak softly, so that everyone who comes into contact with you can feel the spring breeze and feel the inner happiness. This is the expression, and the practice of Buddhism is the expression.