A person who talks about other people's right and wrong must be a person who is in the middle of it. If a person likes to talk about other people's right and wrong, then he has actually done very unethical things. If he catches a little wind, it will be rain, and such a person will add fuel to the fire.

This sentence comes from the Buddhist Zen saying of Lin Jizong, which is recorded in the Diamond Sutra and Augmented Xianwen. < p The teacher said, "Those who say right and wrong are right and wrong." Play da yue.

Baizhang Wild Fox is a famous case-solving in Zen Buddhism. It is roughly that the word "fall" in "no cause and effect" was revised to "no ignorance" by Master Baizhang. If you don't fall, you will have fear. If you don't know, you will not fall at both ends. Although it is only a word shift, the realm is very different. Being clear about right and wrong is similar to Master Baizhang's position of not knowing cause and effect. The performance of the Five Ancestors' Dharma is so pleasing because there is another Buddhist scholar in Zen.