Floating life means that life is ups and downs, as changeable as a dream. This sentence means that life is ups and downs, impetuous like a dream. Everyone doesn't live in this world. Wherever he floats, he can stay, and where is home.
Extended data:
Guo Zi Temple has always been related to a famous monk. Sun, the prime minister of the Qing Dynasty, once wrote a poem for the temple, "If the dream is floating, it is free." Shoupeng Wang, the champion, recited "The Buddha is full of incense, and the moon is high in the sea"; In modern times, Master Ying wrote an inscription for the temple "I can't tell others, but I will be kind to you".
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, a famous monk, a master of diligence, came to Fuding to raise money. Living in Case Temple and giving lectures is the beginning of Guo Zi Temple. In the 13th year of the Republic of China, a school was opened in the temple to recruit children from Tongshan and other places, and Zhuangzi, a native of Taishun County, Zhejiang Province and a scholar in the late Qing Dynasty, was hired. Local celebrities such as Weng Jiang, Liu Bijiang, Bai Lin and scholar Chang Xin have all taught.
Master Hadith is committed to promoting education. 1992, the "Mindong Buddhist College" was opened in the temple. For more than ten years, he has sent a considerable number of monks to the national intermediate Buddhist colleges, making a unique contribution to the cultivation of Buddhist successors. 1998 The Buddhist Painting and Calligraphy Institute was established with the aim of "letting monks know about art and artists know about Buddhism".
The works created by the academy have won many awards in national painting and calligraphy competitions and have been collected by experts at home and abroad. In 200 1 year, the Buddhist publication Sheng Hai was founded by Master Xian Zhi. In its unique way, it makes unfathomable Buddhism live, colloquial, in-depth and simple, makes people easy to understand and wins the favor of readers and Buddhist practitioners. It is listed as a collection by many Buddhist libraries in China.