The tree wants to be still, but the wind does not stop

Ashoka, who was born in an imperial family, is destined to live in a struggle for power and desire. Wisdom and force coexist. In our words, how could the elegant prince, who is both civil and military, be willing to be mediocre? For the first time, King Ashoka put down his complacency and unruly, and rode his horse away from the "land of right and wrong" for the sake of family affection. When he was drunk and fell in love and wanted to roam the world with the picturesque beauty, his love for beauty did not love the country, the family called him again. He had to temporarily put aside his children's personal relationships and set foot on the way home. When he fulfilled his promise to ride an elephant to pick up the princess, the princess died in "bad news". In desperation, he stood on the cliff and wanted to end it all, but was tricked by fate again. Trying to paralyze the ego in the ruthless battle, curling up on the edge of death, even if the body is covered with bruises, it cannot awaken the heart of death. Sadness is greater than the death of the heart is probably this kind of portrayal. At the moment when he was covered in bruises and wounds, he met the daughter of Buddhism, and married the daughter of a Buddhist for the sake of saving his life. It seems that the gear of his destiny is driven by power, family affection, love, friendship, and kindness, and is powerless to resist. The tree wants to be quiet but the wind doesn't stop. When everything started well, his mother became the victim of the power struggle. At this moment, the anger, loneliness, hatred, and hatred that had been buried in Ashoka's heart for a long time spewed out, and nothing could stop his raging heart. Once again, he used the war to numb the one he had lost, and tried to use victory to make up for the wounds in his heart. When the princess was fighting on the battlefield and finally found out that the person she was chasing day and night was actually a bloody enemy, the chilling and desperate eyes pierced her heart. When King Ashoka discovered that his beloved was not dead, the compassion of humanity was summoned again. At this moment, he finally saw the pain caused by the killing, the blood of his hands, and the preciousness of life. King Ashoka began to reflect on himself and began to regret... At this time, the princess and the prince finally reunited. The tears in each other's eyes were speechless. The eyes revealed love and hatred, sadness and joy, indescribable love and the war of the famous family. Their hatred spurred their love, and it also indicated that such a fire of love would eventually be poured out by the blood of war. Love is the source and the end of war. Throughout the whole text is still the Buddha, the end of desire, and the best destination for a peaceful heart. In the end, King Ashoka understood the true meaning of Buddhism, conquered his heart, purified himself, and took refuge in my Buddha.

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