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The translation of "Lotus" is from "It is a lotus" to "It is almost so-called poor health care and indifference to its life"
From this point of view, there are no lotus flowers that are not suitable for people to watch for a while, and there are no traces that are not used for daily use. It has the reality as a grain, but it has no reputation as a grain; It has the advantages of flowers, but it abandons the disadvantages of flowers. Is there anything more beneficial than growing crops?

Among the four kinds of flowers and plants that I regard as life, lotus is the most precious. Unfortunately, I have loved it all my life, but I can't take out half an acre of square pond as the place where it lives. Just dug a big pond, planted a few perfunctory plants, and often worried about the leakage of the pond, hoping that the rain would save it. That's probably what I said: I'm not good at keeping in good health and treat its life as a weed.