The word "music" refers to the fact that can't be seen through. The author said below that "if there is no life and death, life and death are enough" and also quoted the essence of Buddhism.

Buddhists believe that all laws are not self-centered, empty and equal. The reality of extinction and immortality is actually immortality.

So is life. Since there is no life or death, what's the point of saying it?

If we want to talk about derivative philosophy again, it should be something that people pursue wholeheartedly, because too persistent beliefs have been hovering outside the door. When they really look down, they will naturally get it.

Read Lao Zi's thought of governing by doing nothing.

Simply put, it is "something for nothing", and examples are all over the article.

Popular words such as "An angel can fly because he seldom thinks about himself".