A very touching film, which seems to be bland but can be seen quietly at the end. The cycle of life, desire, expectation, anger, sin. When we are young, we always have too much curiosity and impetuous mood, thinking that we will get rewarded for our efforts. When we pursue what we think is beautiful and right, we find that everything is empty.
The immature spring, the
restless summer
, the autumn that went to a stranger,
died in the quiet winter,
and then the spring of another year,
and then began another story over and over again.
I have never seen such a film with Buddha nature and human nature, although I can't explain why, but I can shed tears.
We have tempered ourselves several times, and we have been deceived and seduced on the road of life. These are all driven by the instinct of human nature, and we should accept everything calmly and naturally, and treat everything kindly. Maybe it is not kind, but there is no need to hate it. We, too, have been that bad person who pursues good things.
Recently, I feel that my feelings have reached the point of being dull and boring. I have been trying to improve it, but I can't get better. The other party proposed to leave for rest. I agreed, but my heart was surging. The things under consideration have failed to have a good result, so the germs of impetuous anger are breeding. But watching such a film at this time, perhaps the best result is to let it go. We should let go of our selfishness, let go of what we think cannot be let go, and organize ourselves in order to obtain peace of mind. After the fish is dead and the net is broken, there may be new hope.
This is how life goes back and forth, and in the reincarnation of cause and effect, it eventually becomes dull.
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