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"Bodhi has no tree, and the mirror is not a stand. There is nothing in the first place, so how can it cause dust."

The heart is like a mirror is the prayer of us ordinary people. Who doesn't want the mirror to be high? hanging. The mirror in the heart is an image. The mirror platform reflects people's pursuit of what is missing. It is an emotional comfort and a materialized sustenance. If you compare your heart to a mirror, you have forgotten that the mirror can only point outward. Not the whole story. A mirror reflects external objects. Enlightenment must be found in the heart and cannot be sought externally.

If you look away, you can let it go; if you see it through, you can feel at ease. The mirror is the ruler of people's standards and the standard for balancing their personal behavior. People live in the middle of the mirror, so there is a saying that there is a spirit in the sky.

If you cut off the water with a knife, the water will flow more; if you use wine to relieve your sorrow, your sorrow will become even worse.

Luck is not without many fears and worries; misfortune is not without many comforts and hopes. Bacon

The most important thing is to get used to sleeping in bad places from the beginning. This is how you won’t be afraid of bad beds in the future. Generally speaking, once a hard life becomes a habit, the pleasure will be greatly increased, while a comfortable life will bring unlimited troubles. Rousseau

If there is only one word "disease" in your life, your spirit will be empty and troubled. Only by connecting one's body and mind with the magnificent cause of communism can life become fulfilling and meaningful. Gao Shiqi

Trouble - the bitter tea that must be tasted in life, comes from thinking and begins with worry. If you treat the world with tolerance and treat things with elegance, you will be able to lighten it.

Life is always interesting, even troubles are interesting. --Henry Mencken

Life is hard. For those who are unwilling to settle for mediocrity, don't worry about your worries, lest you grow old. Don't worry about your worries, lest you grow old. Lose your life first. -- Romain Rolland

Don't worry about your worries, lest you turn your head gray, don't worry about your worries, lest you die before you grow old. (Dickens' "The Drood Mystery")

The most distressing thing in the world is to look down on one's own home. —— Dickens' "Great Expectations"

If someone cheats you, there is no need to be angry, because everyone wants to live, but the road to life is narrow everywhere, so you have to touch others. ——Gorky "The Misery of Pavel"

What is going to go will go; whether you sit there to defend it or not, it still has to go, it must go. ——Tagore "Tagore in the Family"

There is no need to worry about showing up, there is no need to worry about scheming, and there is no need to be jealous of others and worry about gains and losses. ——Mark Twain, "The Gilded Age"

The secret to good health is proper moderation of food, drink, sleep, and love. (Victor Hugo's "The Hunchback of Notre Dame")

The less you devote yourself to healthy things, the greater the danger of developing unhealthy tendencies. —— Dickens' "A Tale of Two Cities"

A regular life is the secret to health and longevity. ——Balzac's "The Rise and Fall of Cesar Birotteau"

Elegant life, in its broadest sense, is the art of making rest lively. ——"Selected Essays of Balzac"

Abnormal sports such as Spanish bullfighting are symbols of barbarism. But specialized sports are a sign of civilization. ——Tolstoy's "Anna Karenina"

A fresh and healthy smile is like a heavy rain in summer, cleaning away the mud, dust and all the dirt in people's souls, revealing the Kindness and light. ——Gorky's "The Boss"

You are blessed to have some illness, which can save you from some unpleasant things, but death is not included, because although death can save you from all the troubles in the world forever, you are not He will go to hell to be tortured again.

——Gorky "The Life of Klim Samkin"