What do you mean by waterscape cantonese?

The water scenery means the moon in the water and the flowers in the mirror. Metaphor is illusory.

Chinese idiom, Pinyin: shuǐ yuè jìng huā, from Xie Ming Zhen's Four Poems Volume I: "Poetry can be solved, it can't be solved, and it doesn't need to be solved. If it is a hidden mirror, don't obscure it. "

Discrimination of idioms: Zen has many forms, such as Zen machine, Zen enlightenment, Zen realm and so on. They are usually expressed in dialogues about Zen, poems, paintings and Zen music. Zen realm is the highest expression of Zen, which is usually manifested as the closeness of Zen monks to nature. Hydration, these four words are lofty, empty, quiet and quiet, which is the highest form of Zen.

Shuiyue is the moon in the sky and the water on the earth. The mirror is the mirror phase, which means that the fate is empty and the mirror phase is also a mirror flower. Together, these four words conjure up an illusory realm. The combination of these four characters also shows the nonlinear effect of Chinese characters, that is, structural flexibility and poetic characteristics. Shows the essence of all beings.

Zen master Cao Shanben said: Buddha's true dharma body is empty, and things should be obvious, such as the moon in the water. When you reach the realm of the hidden moon, you will have a clear mind and an empty mind. The so-called "spotless frost practice, everything is empty, the heart is empty", which means that the mind is illusory and suffers from all kinds of sentient beings.

Meditation, nothing in the world is so much. For example, two mirrors look at each other and involve each other endlessly. In a word, everything is just caused by relative heart and environment. Therefore, if we realize the nothingness of life and the ethereal Zen realm, we will also realize the beauty of the realm of water scenery.