1. You can't judge a book by its cover.

Interpretation: Metaphor can't judge a person only by his appearance, just as seawater can't be measured by a bucket, and his future can't be underestimated by his appearance. ?

origin: The Journey to the West's 62nd reply: "Your Majesty, you can't judge a book by its cover, and the sea water can't be measured. If you love the rich, how can you catch a demon thief? "

Your Majesty, people can't be measured only by appearance, nor can the sea be measured by bucket. If you prefer attractive people, how can you catch demons and thieves?

2. Look at the Buddha's face without looking at the monk's face.

definition: describes tolerating someone or something.

Origin: The Journey to the West's 31st time "The ancients said,' Look at the Buddha's face without looking at the monk's face.' Since my brother is here, I hope to save him. "

Translation: The ancients said," Look at the Buddha's face without looking at the monk's face. "Now that my brother has arrived here, I hope you can save him.

3. Saving a life is better than building a seven-level pagoda.

definition: it means that there is no limit to the merits of saving lives.

Origin: The Journey to the West's 8th "Saving a life is better than building a seven-level pagoda". Go and save him, it's better to learn from the Buddha. "

Saving a life is more important than building seven floating pagodas. Go and save him, which is much better than praying for Buddhist scriptures.

4. People are cheerful when they are happy.

definition: people feel comfortable when they encounter festive events.

Source: The Journey to the West's 35th reply: "This is exactly what makes people feel refreshed when they are happy, and they feel sleepy when they are bored."

Translation: This is exactly what people like to doze off when they meet happy events and even feel better.

5. Nothing is difficult in the world, even if you put your mind to it.

definition: as long as you are willing to make up your mind to do it, there is nothing in the world that can't be done well, and difficulties can always be overcome.

Origin: The Journey to the West's second visit to Wukong said, "This is difficult! It is difficult! " The founder said, "Nothing is difficult in the world, only if you put your mind to it." Wukong heard this and kowtowed to worship.

the Monkey King said, "This is too difficult! It's too difficult! " The founder said: "As long as you are willing to make up your mind to do it, there is nothing in the world that can't be done well, and difficulties can always be overcome." The Monkey King felt very reasonable when he heard this sentence, and immediately knelt down and kowtowed to his father.