Ye Man is a famous master of Chinese studies. Born on 19 14, died on 20 17, at the age of 103. 1935 was specially admitted to the Economics Department of Peking University Law School by Mr. Hu Shi, then Dean of Peking University College of Literature. I live in America. He began to study Buddhism in middle age, studied under Mr. Nan, and became friends with Zhao Puchu, the former president of the Chinese Buddhist Association.

Many of Mr Ye Man's words are full of great wisdom.

For example, she talked about anger, "Look at the word anger, heart, slave, so anger is to be the slave of heart." Very vivid and intuitive, indeed, in life, many times losing your temper can not solve the problem, but will make it worse. As Pythagoras said, "Anger begins with stupidity and ends with regret."

For example, she said that life is impermanent. "There is only one thing in the world that will not change, and that is change, change, and the only constant in life is change." So when talking about life and death, she said, "You can die at any time and live step by step." I am ready to die anytime and anywhere, but I don't waste every minute. Try to make good use of it. "

For example, she talked about war. Said: "The stupidest thing of mankind is war. War is often about a trivial matter as big as sesame and garlic skin, and a trivial matter with a little face will kill people. I often tell a joke: the lion stood on that hill and saw dead bodies everywhere on the battlefield, saying that this human being is really strange. They don't eat. Why did they kill so many people? Think about this sentence. If we don't eat, why kill so many people? A man of flesh and blood like him. So I said, this is the stupidest thing. "