Classical Chinese essay about Buddha falling to pieces

1. The enlightened Bodhisattva fell to the ground and broke.

There are similar phenomena that can be used as a reference: - Buddhas worn with you, especially jade Buddhas, stone Buddhas, Crystal Buddha and other energy-rich pendants, once they appear cracked, broken or even burst (those that have been exposed to light are particularly sensitive), it means that you have encountered something with negative energy, causing a reaction, and then the Buddha's positive energy and negative energy It is caused by neutralization (if the negative energy encountered is very strong, the Buddha statue will burst violently), in the words of our lay people, "Buddha has blocked a calamity." You must be more grateful and recite the blessings of this Buddha and Bodhisattva. The name (if you don’t know what Buddha this is, then just say "Namo's Master Sakyamuni Buddha" or "Amitabha"). If the fragmentation is serious, it is recommended to replace it as soon as possible.

——Then the Bodhisattva of yours has the same reason, and it can be used as a reference. 2. Emergency

Wang Mian is from Zhuji County. When he was seven or eight years old, his father asked him to herd cattle on the field. He secretly ran into the school to listen to the students reading. After listening to it, I always remember it silently. When he returned home in the evening, he forgot all about the cattle grazing. Wang Mian's father was furious and beat Wang Mian. Afterwards, he was still like this. His mother said: "This child wants to study so much, why not let him do it?" From then on, Wang Mian left home and lived in a temple. As soon as night came, he would quietly come out and sit on the lap of the Buddha statue. He held a book in his hand and read under the light of the lantern in front of the Buddha statue. The sound of the book continued until dawn. Most of the Buddha statues are made of clay, and their faces are ferocious and scary. Although Wang Mian was a child, his expression was calm, as if he had not seen anything. ^...... 1.Plagiarism: secretly 2.Has: finished. 3. Noh: Just. 4. Dusk: Night. 4. Or: Yes. 5. Because: So. 6. Go: leave. 7. Strange: I think... strange. 8. Quilt: Tong "drape", wear. 1. Some people bring cows to plow the fields, and their father gets angry and scolds them—when they go home in the evening, they forget all the cows grazing. Wang Mian's father was furious and beat Wang Mian.

2. The villagers competed to cover the road and laughed, and Mian also laughed. ----The children from the same hometown rushed to block the way to make fun of him, and Wang Mian also laughed.

Experience: Only by working hard can you achieve something. 3. Short classical Chinese essays

When Wang Mianzhe was a native of Zhuji, when he was seven or eight years old, his father ordered him to herd cattle on the mountain. He stole the school and listened to the fertility books. After listening, he often memorized them silently. Returning home in the evening, he forgets his cattle. Or when a cow comes to scold him, his father angrily scolds him. It's back to its original state. The mother said, "You are so crazy, why won't you listen to what you do?" Mian Yin left and lived in a monk's temple. He sneaked out at night, sat on the Buddha's lap, held the plan and illuminated the long-lit lamp, and read it loudly until the end of the day. There are many earthen idols in the Buddha statues, they are ferocious and terrifying; they crown children as peaceful as if they were not seen. Han Xing in Anyang heard about the difference and was admitted as the second son, and his studies became Tong Confucianism. When he was born, he welcomed his mother across the city and raised her.

Wang Mian is from Zhuji. When he was seven or eight years old, his father asked him to herd cattle on the ridge of the field. He secretly ran into the school and listened to the students reading. After listening, he memorized the words in his mind. I went home at night and forgot to take care of the cows. ------The father beat him angrily, but soon everything was like before. The mother said, "My son is so single-minded, why not let him do what he wants to do!" Wang Mian left his home and took refuge in the monk's temple. He secretly came out at night, sat on the Buddha's knees, and read with the lamp in front of the Buddha statue that stayed on day and night.

The loud sound of reading continued until dawn. Most of the Buddha statues were made of clay, and they were ferocious and terrifying. Wang Mian was a child, but he was as calm as if he hadn't seen it. Anyang's Hanxing heard that he was different and took him as a student, where he became a learned Confucian scholar.

Is this okay? 4. In which classical Chinese article is the sentence "There are those who like Buddha among our guests"?

"There are those who like Buddha among our guests"

Original text:

There are those who like Buddha among our guests. Whenever someone discusses the truth with others, he will use his explanation to explain it, and he happily thinks that he has something unique. Yu Liong said: "In the past, the people of Lu could not make wine, but the people of Zhongshan were good at brewing wine for a thousand days. The people of Lu asked for the recipe, but they could not get it. There was an official in Zhongshan who was in charge of a restaurant and used the dregs to make wine. When the Lu wine was stained, people called it "Zhongshan wine." When Lu people drank it, they all thought it was Zhongshan wine. 'This is the rest of the dross.

’ It’s okay for me to praise the Buddha today, but I’m afraid that the laughing sons of the true Buddha will steal my fault. "——Selected from Liu Ji's "Yu Ion"

Notes:

①Principle: This refers to Taoism and Neo-Confucianism in the Song and Yuan Dynasties ②Jia: control, control

③ Yu Ion: Originally the title of the book written by Liu Ji, here it is borrowed from the author's self-proclaimed ④ Recipe: wine recipe ⑤ Official: official

6 Good: Like 7 Xinxinran: Happy look 8 Bad ( zao): the residue left over from brewing.

9 Zhongshan: the name of an ancient city, the name of a Zhou vassal state. It was the Zhongshan State during the Warring States Period and was destroyed by King Wuling of Zhao. It was located in the area of ??Ding County and Tang County in present-day Hebei Province. (zi): dip, soak.

Translation

There is a guest who likes Buddhism. Every time he discusses the truth with others, he always brings up Buddhism to overwhelm the other person. He feels proud that he has some knowledge. A very unique insight. Yu Li said to the guest: "In the past, the people of Lu did not know how to make wine, and only the people of Zhongshan were good at making Qianri Wine. The people of Lu asked them for advice, but they could not get it. There was a Lu A Chinese citizen went to the Zhongshan State to serve as an official, stayed in a hotel, stole the store's wine grains, returned to the Lu State, soaked it in the Lu State's wine, and then said to others: "This is the wine of the Zhongshan State." After the Lu people drank it, they also thought It is the wine of Zhongshan Kingdom. One day, the owner of the hotel came to visit. He heard that there was wine from his country and he wanted to drink it. As soon as he took it into his mouth, he couldn't help but spit it out and said with a smile: "This is the juice made from the dregs of my wine!" ’ Now you can show off to me the Buddhist principles you have learned; I’m afraid the real Buddha will laugh at you because you just learned some dross.

Meaning:

Practice is the only criterion for testing truth.

"Wine dregs" is a metaphor for the dregs of Buddhism or a little bit of fur stolen from Buddhism.

This story satirizes Buddhist practitioners who are "good at theory but short on practice". 5. The interpretation of the word "神" and the word "Buddha" in classical Chinese

神 shén

< p> 1. Gods; gods. Supernatural entities referred to in religion and mythology.

Example: "Book of Rites? Sacrifice": "In mountains, forests, rivers, valleys and hills, clouds can become wind and rain, and monsters can be seen. "God."

2. Refers to the soul after death.

Example: "Book of Rites and Music": "When it is bright, there are rituals and music, and when it is dark, there are ghosts and gods."

3. Magical; magical.

For example: "Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals? Bo Zhi": "There is a divine white ape in Jingting. Anyone who is good at shooting at Jingting can't hit it."

4. Efficacious.

Example: Tang Wang Zun's poem "Xihe": "Since Ming Zai turned to witchcraft, until now there have been no ghosts."

5. Spirit; mind.

Example: "Mozi? Sutained": "One who cannot serve the king will hurt his appearance, waste his energy, and worry about his heart and mind."

6. Refers to the soul.

Example: "Xunzi Tian Lun": "The spirit is born from the form."

7. Refers to a person with profound knowledge or superior skills.

Example: Jin Wangjia's "Records of Supplements? Later Han Dynasty": "The capital said that Kang became the 'spiritual spirit'."

8. Charm; charm.

Example: Jin Wang Ruoxu's poem "Self-Laughing": "A few glasses of wine is enough, but a poem with more than two rhymes will not be perfect."

9. Refers to a divine product.

Example: Tang Weixu's "Shu Jue Mo Sou": "Zhang Xucao enters the spirit, eight points enters the wonderful, and Li enters the energy."

10. It is equivalent to treatment.

Example: "Xunzi King System": "Therefore, everything covered by the sky and contained by the earth should be used to their fullest beauty, to decorate the virtuous and virtuous people, and to nourish the people and make them happy." This is called a great god.

11. Equivalent to transformation.

Example: "Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals": "If the explanation and treatment are not sincere, it will not move people's hearts."

12. Expression; look.

Example: "Shu Shu Fu" written by Dou Xuan of the Tang Dynasty: "The long jade is slow and slow, and the spirit is idle."

13. Portrait.

For example: Huang Zongxi of the Qing Dynasty's "Preface to Huang Ziqi": "There are people born in Wei Xia of Cixi who have nothing to teach. Most of them are preachers in villages, and they are all dishonest."

14. Dialects. clever. For example: He is really a god, you can understand him just by looking at him.

15. Traditional Chinese Medicine refers to the physiological and mental states that govern the human body’s life activities.

Example: "Suwen? The Treatise on Decoction and Sauerkraut": "Now that the spirit has gone, the honor and guard cannot be recovered, so what?"

16. Understand "caution".

Example: "Yizhou Shu Baodian": "To do it with spirit, to invigorate it with treasure, to follow it with things, to make people aware of it and prepare it."

17. Tong " Lift".

Example: "Correction of the Baqiong Chamber's Gold and Stone, Notes on the Statue of Monk Suoran": "The past dies first, and I wish God a pure land."

18. Surname.

Buddha has four pronunciations in classical Chinese:

fó

1. The abbreviation of Buddha. The original meaning is "awakening". Buddhists use it as an honorific title for their founder, Sakyamuni.

For example: "Book of Wei? Shi Laozhi": "The so-called Buddha, whose real name is Sakyamuni, whose translation is capable of benevolence."

2. Generally refers to what is said in Buddhist scriptures of all Buddhas.

For example: "Book of Wei? Shilao Zhi": "There are six Buddhas in front of Sakyamuni. Sakyamuni succeeded the six Buddhas and became enlightened, and he lived in this virtuous kalpa."

3. Buddhism They are called those who have perfected their practice and become enlightened.

Example: Song Louyao's "Jiang Ziqian Asked for Benefit by Testing the City of Zhongli": "My uncle laughed and said, 'Since you have become the magistrate, do you hope to become a Buddha?'"

4 . A metaphor for a compassionate person.

For example: Song Lu Zuqian's "The Lu Family School": "In the Song Dynasty, Yu Chong guarded Jiujiang, and there was no rain in autumn. The whole family ate vegetables, and prayed for the people, and it rained, and then there was autumn. The people raised their hands and raised their foreheads, shouting The rest is Buddha."

5. Buddha statue.

Example: "Southern History? Biography of Zhang Chang": "[Zhang Yan] forced the county officials to burn their arms to illuminate the Buddha."

6. Buddhism; Buddhism.

Example: "On the Bones of the Buddha" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty: "Those who bow to the Buddha are one of the Dharma ears of barbarians."

7. Buddhist scriptures.

Example: Song Louyao's "Jiang Ziqian asked for help from Zhongli, the city of Zhongli": "My predecessors were county magistrates, so when they retired, they wore beads and chanted the Buddha's name."

fú

< p> 1. Example word "as if".

2. The example word "Foyu" means uneasiness.

3. Use "whisk". To reverse; to turn around.

For example: "Book of Rites? Qu Li 1": "Those who offer birds should have their heads as Buddhas, but those who feed birds should not be Buddhas."

4. Use "brush". Disobey, be rebellious.

Example: "Book of Rites? Xue Ji": "It is contrary to what you give, and what you ask for is Buddha."

bó

Tong "Bo" . rise.

Example: "Xunzi? Not the Twelve Sons": "Between the arcana and on the mat, there are the articles written by the sage king, and the Buddha is like the common people in the ordinary world."

bì

1. Example words "Buddha's body" and "Buddha's raccoon".

2. Pass "弼". Auxiliary.

For example: "Poetry·Zhou Song·Jingzhi": "The Buddha's shoulders show me my virtues." 6. What does it mean to fall down after worshiping the Buddha?

What does it mean to you? Keep your heart pure from now on. Don't do things in a hurry.

"The Sutra on the Difference of Karma and Retribution Spoken by the Buddha to the Elder Suga" 0080 of the Agama Division of the Taisho Tibet (Excerpt)

If there are sentient beings. Pay homage to the pagoda temple. Gain ten kinds of merit.

One has a wonderful appearance and a good voice.

Spokesmen for both believe in it.

The three are fearless in dealing with others.

The four are cherished by heaven and humans.

The five are powerful.

The six have power over all living beings. Come and join us all.

The seventh one always gets close to the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

The eight have great blessings.

The nine are destined to live forever.

The ten will quickly realize Nirvana.

This is the ten kinds of merits obtained by worshiping the pagoda and temple

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Namo Amitabha. Wish everyone good luck and good luck

(Secret Dharani of Dabao Guangbo Pavilion and Good Living)