The meaning of a complete poem about where to cause dust

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The complete poem about where to stir up dust is: where to stir up dust when there is nothing.

It means: there is nothing in my heart, where can I catch any dust.

Bodhi Keta, a Buddhist term, originated from Huineng of the Tang Dynasty, refers to all secular affairs in the world.

1. From the viewpoint of a monk, the world affairs are not clean, so it is called dust affairs.

2. Original text: Bodhi has no tree, and the mirror is not a platform.

3. Buddha's nature is always clean, where is the dust! The body is a bodhi tree, and the heart is a mirror.

4. The mirror is clean, where is the dust! Bodhi is not a tree, and the mirror is not a platform.

5. There is nothing in the world. Where can we get dust! Bodhi only seeks from the heart. Why bother to seek for mystery? It's said that the West is only at present! There was no bodhi tree or mirror stand.

6. Buddha nature is always clear and clean, where can there be any dust? The body of all beings is a wisdom tree of enlightenment, and their hearts are like a bright mirror.

7. The bright mirror is always clean, but where can it catch any dust? There was no bodhi tree or mirror stand.

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Initial consonant: b p、m、f、d、t、n、l、g、k、h、j、q、x、zh、ch、sh、r、c、s、y、w。
Finals: a, o, e, i, u, ü ai、ei、ui、ao、ou、iu、ie、 üe、 r、an、en、in、un、 ün、 ang、eng、ing、ong。
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1. "Zuo Zhuan, Fifteen Years of Xi Gong": "You will walk on the earth and wear the emperor."
2. Shuzhou Is Called to Try Not to Go to My Book: "It's hard to wear a bowl and look at the sky at the same time."
3. Ode to Tokyo: "Dai Jinzheng built a yellow axe."
Sentence making:
1. Our old headmaster was heartily loved by the whole school.
2. Teacher Li is kind and open-minded, and is deeply loved by students.
3. He has done good things for the people, and people love him for sure.
4. He is selfless, fearless, upright and deeply loved by the people.
5. Mr. Zhang is an old teacher who is deeply loved by his classmates.
6. From childhood to adulthood, I will always respect and love you.
7. These teachers, who have worked hard and made great contributions, are deeply loved by the broad masses of the people.

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2. The first couplet: Never yielded in life. The second line: Fight even before death.
3. The first couplet: Youlahua, who has made great achievements in his life. The second line: Kuang Dai's number of articles Ah Q.
4. First couplet: hanging tomb sword when returning home. The second couplet: It's hard to find the best way to carry the talent.
5. The first couplet: A generation of Gao Wen sets a new flag. The second line: The last words of Qianqiu's lonely painful trust.
6. The first couplet: chivalrous and tender hearted, with eyebrows bent down. The second line: sea in the chest, wind and thunder in the pen.
7. First line: In the national salvation front, an important town was lost. The second line: academic and ideological circles, see this perfect person.
8. The first couplet: Shout like a madman, for the country and for yourself. The second line: Huagai cultivates hesitation and guides the people in the middle.
9. The first couplet: pen ploughing in the wild, with sun, moon and heat in mind. The second couplet: ink sprinkles the river, spend spring and autumn at night and be generous.

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"Heal yourself" means to heal your inner pain alone without help. It means that everything is a person, which reflects the helplessness and helplessness of life. No matter how many trials and tribulations you experience, you should stand up with your head up and not be knocked down by difficulties.
From modern phrases.
One:
1. Number of tables. Single. For people and all kinds of things. For example, one place.
2. The whole. For example, he did not rest this morning.
3. Used between verbs and complements to indicate degree. For example, after a full meal.
People:
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2. Talent, outstanding person. From Zuo Zhuan, the Thirteenth Year of Duke Wen: "Zi means nobody in Qin."
3. Higher animals that can make and use tools for labor and can use language. From Shuowen: "Man, the nature of heaven and earth is the most expensive."
Self healing: The disease heals itself without treatment. For example, because the falling pillow is an acute onset, it is only a simple muscle spasm, and it has a tendency of self healing.

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