Zen is a Chinese word, pronounced ch á n j ī, which means:
1. It is used as a thought-provoking witticism.
2. When Buddhist Zen monks talk about Zen, they use words, actions or things that contain important secrets to hint at the doctrine, so that people can understand it, hence the name.
3. Zen tips.
source:
1. Jin · Wang Ruoxu's Discussion and Discrimination of Doubts: "Scholars in modern times refer to the Zen philosophy and metaphysics, while the benefits of sages are hidden."
2. Xie Zhaoqi of the Ming Dynasty wrote "Five Miscellaneous Zu · Shibu IV": "The poem says: 'Be good at joking, but not abusive.' There are many books in ancient and modern times that can be used to solve problems. If you want to understand their interests, it is all Zen."
3. The 92nd chapter of A Dream of Red Mansions: "We have our Zen skills, and others can't get in the way."
4. Tang Qingjiang's poem "Spring outing to the west cormorant stream of Sizhi city": "Zen is empty and lonely, elegant and interesting."
5. Song · Chen Yanxiao's Gengxi Poetry: "In the distant view, the Venerable Master is too clear, and the Shuijing Palace talks about Zen."
6. Zhao Lian, Qing Dynasty, "Xiao Ting Miscellaneous · Shizu Good Zen Skill": "[Chapter Emperor] visited each other in his spare time, talked about Zen skill with the second division, and all of them had a thorough understanding of Mahayana."
7. The 90th chapter of Outlaws of the Marsh: "This is a hidden language of Zen. You should refer to it by yourself instead of saying it explicitly."
Sentence making:
1. Blue Eye Hou'er knows the truth, and his meditation is like a gold digger.
2. Grinding mirror is an ambiguous word and full of Zen ideas. The Zen lamp records the official case of "grinding brick to make mirror", which is the dialectic of disillusionment and breaking obsession.
3. All the rest is quiet, and the meditation is near, and the scenery is new.
