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What does it mean to read Liu Zongyuan's ancient poems with Zhao in the temple early in the morning?
Scrub your teeth in the well, brush your clothes and purify your mind. Lift the Buddhist scriptures leisurely, stroll out of Dongzhai, and recite aloud.

The true meaning of Buddhist scriptures is not understood, but it pursues absurdity for the people. Under the given words, I want to get the essential meaning. I look for the simplest way to sow and harvest my nature. In the tranquility of the priest's temple courtyard, moss adds climbing color to the dense bamboo. Now, the sun rises from mist and fog, and pine trees seem to be bathed in new sunshine.

Speak indifferently, leaving a single ensemble.

Annotation Baye: Printing Buddhist Scriptures. When there was no paper in ancient India, Bedouin leaves were often used to write scriptures.

The doctrine of the mean: cultivate one's morality.

Light: Quiet.

Learn to clean your teeth with clear and bright well water, and then brush the dust off your clothes. I was clean inside and clean outside, so I went out of the study and read word for word. The real intention is not understood. Absurdity and falsehood are what people pursue. Scriptures advise good practice, accumulate virtue, and there will be good results in the afterlife; How can you be familiar with such a truth by practicing nature? The monastery is elegant and the moss spreads deep in the bamboo forest. The sun rises slowly. The morning mist has not yet dispersed, the morning dew reflects the sun, and the lush pine trees seem to have just bathed in grease. I am too quiet to speak, and I can understand this situation, and I am very happy.

After Buddhism was introduced into China, many scholars joined the ranks of believing in Buddhism. It is also because of their participation that Buddhism has become more popular in China. But few wealthy scholars converted to Buddhism. Literati who believe in Buddhism often despair after encountering major setbacks in life and want to escape into an empty net. But when they recite Buddhist names to solve their troubles, their original Confucian outlook on life will always emerge in their minds, and they will consciously or unconsciously compare Buddhism with Confucian philosophy. Liu Zongyuan is such an example. Although he is a sincere Buddha, the words "I seek the simplest way to sow and harvest my nature" still show his heart-he can't forget his lifelong desire to "help the world through the country". This poem is somewhat similar to the "metaphysical poem" of the Eastern Jin and Southern Dynasties. Metaphysical poetry is about Hyunri, while Liu Zongyuan's poetry is to prove Buddhism by silence. The poet wants to forget the troubles and anguish of the world for a while in this environment and in this state of mind.