Ukiyo-e - Man's Mistake

Author: One Person
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: The road is long, and everyone will eventually reach their own destination. Why not slow down, pick up this book, and see the wings of a butterfly curled up in the words? The mundane world is like this, only worthy of a long sigh. The cuckoo singing at the moon in the cold night, the scattered autumn leaves in the rainstorm, the bell sound drifting with the falling flowers, the white snow on the mountain road at dusk—all vanish in the moment someone pauses and looks back. The Buddha speaks of the suffering of the six realms of rebirth, crying, laughing, grieving, dancing, singing, being foolish, being mad, and being joyful. In this life's vast, hard, and red dust, my love is your love, my pain is your pain. Because I don't know if we will meet in the next life. The tired and desolate heart of a man avoids all his promises; without the freshness and freedom in his bones, how can he imagine the effortless grace like water flowing through the wind and water? Since ancient times, life's disappointments are nine out of ten. Men and women play the game of love in these disappointments, which can elevate the soul, but also expose one's weaknesses, flaws, and vices.