1, heaven and earth have ages, and this body is no longer available; Life is only a hundred years, and this day is the easiest.

Interpretation: Heaven and earth can last forever, and when people die, they will never be resurrected. People's life span is about 100 years at most, and one day passes easily.

2, the body and mind are bright, and there is a blue sky in the darkroom; Thought is dark, and there are ghosts during the day.

Interpretation: If a person is aboveboard, even in a dark room, it is like standing under the clear sky in Wan Li; If a person has evil thoughts in his heart, he will meet a spectre in broad daylight.

3, old diseases are recruited when they are strong; Sin is committed in good years and bad years.

Interpretation: the diseases that people get when they are old are the roots of diseases left when they are young; All the sins suffered by the decline of family wealth are the bane of the prosperity of family wealth.

4, a bitter and happy temper, practice is extremely blessed, and its blessing begins for a long time.

Interpretation: There are pains and joys in a person's life, and only the happiness honed from suffering will last long.

5. It's better to have a bad name than a bad name.

Interpretation: It is better to be praised by others than to be vilified by others without doing bad things.

6. It is indispensable to harm others and prevent others.

Interpretation: people can't harm people's bad thoughts, but they can't be unprepared for others. This is a warning to those who are thoughtless when dealing with people.

Caigen Tan is a collection of quotations about self-cultivation, social life, socialization and fertility compiled by Hong Yingming, a Taoist priest in Ming Dynasty. For the vast past, it is a rare and precious training. It combines the Confucian doctrine of the mean, Taoist inaction and Buddhist birth thought, and is a popular reading that is beneficial to cultivate people's sentiments, temper their will and strive for progress.