Although I spent so much money and accomplished so many things, I feel that I am indeed a "poor monk" until I am nearly 90 years old. Why? Because all these things are not mine, but common to the public and society. The so-called "Ten directions come, ten directions go, and ten things come together; ten thousand people give, ten thousand people give, and ten thousand people get together" has nothing to do with me. I am just one of them. I am also a believer, so I can say that I am also good at giving. In Buddhism, the Vajra Sutra says that "giving without appearance and living without self", so it is not worth mentioning here about giving people some small favors. As for the schools and monasteries that I run, they are originally property from ten directions. I am alone. Who am I not a "poor monk"? Poverty will extend evil. Taiwan is a rich and courteous place. I hope we love people in Taiwan, do not envy others, do not hate the rich, do not reject religion, do not slander beliefs. Our culture is tolerant and kind. For the sake of many "poor monks" in Buddhism and their future survival image, I have to say a few words of justice on behalf of them at this time, taking me as an example.