Deer live deep in the forest, drinking water and eating grass. They stretched out their feet and slept under the tree, which was very painful and had no troubles. What does that mean?

Deer live deep in the forest, drinking water and eating grass.

Sleeping under a tree is pitiful and easy.

Tied in Huatang, the food is particularly fat and beautiful.

I refused to taste it all day, and my description was haggard.

The Buddha's "emptiness" refers to the original Tao, which has not been artificially processed and transformed. The more artificial processing, the farther away from the natural state, the farther away from the Tao. The more people accept the acquired social culture, the deeper the original innocent heart will be buried and the more painful it will be. This poem takes wild deer as a metaphor to illustrate the preciousness of nature. In the natural state of the wild, deer lives according to its nature, drinks spring water, eats grass, sleeps under the tree when full, so it is very comfortable and happy. People grabbed it, locked it in a gorgeous house, fed it greasy meals, and tried to change its living habits artificially. On the surface, it is good for it, but it is not. Living away from nature is not in the nature of deer. I feel very uncomfortable, I don't eat or drink, and I am getting thinner and thinner.

People are similar to deer. Shortly after birth, babies live according to their nature, "eat when hungry and sleep when sleepy". They have no complicated troubles and know nothing about ethics, fame and fortune. They are pure and carefree. This is also the pure heart that Taoism and Buddhism both admire. The so-called Zen Buddhism is to return to the pure heart at a higher level through the negation of negation, so Hanshan writes the life of wild deer in the natural state so truly and beautifully.

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