When Hongren, the fifth ancestor, handed the mantle to Huineng, the sixth ancestor, he said in a poem that all living beings should sow, because the fruit of the earth is still alive, heartless, seedless and asexual? My personal understanding is:

You came here because you have an urgent desire to learn Buddhism, and now you have achieved good results here (referring to Wuzu Temple). No matter where you go, you should carry this bodhicitta (don't change compassion because of external factors such as geography), carry it forward and let more people form good relationships;

This is the hope of the five ancestors for the six ancestors.

Ruthless and seedless, asexual and lifeless-in fact, these are all your own practices. If you don't have the desire to learn Buddhism, you won't come to Wuzu Temple. Without Buddha's nature, there will be no compassion (bodhicitta).

This is the humble words of the fifth ancestor to the sixth ancestor, and it is also an encouragement to him. Touching the six ancestors is like the Buddha nature in your heart. Buddha's nature is in everyone's heart. You just need to inspire the Buddha nature of all beings.

Sex should refer to the Buddha nature that all beings already have. (Everyone can become a Buddha)