The next sentence of "stretch your legs and stare at pills" is "only soluble in your mouth but not in your hands" Stretching your legs and glaring pills literally means: stretching your legs and glaring can save your life even if you die. It is condensed by the magic of Jigong.

Jigong is the incarnation of dragon-descending arhat. He always has a worn hat, a worn fan, worn shoes and dirty clothes. He is not bound by precepts and likes wine and meat. Daoji, a Taoist in Lingyin Temple, has been punishing evil and promoting good, treating diseases and saving lives. He is deeply loved by the people and regarded as a "living Buddha" and a holy monk, while those wicked people who do evil for the rich hate and fear him.

Introduce the living Buddha to the public;

Living Buddha Jigong is a costume drama jointly produced by Shanghai Chongyuan Culture and Hangzhou Baicheng Film and Television. It is directed by Lin Tianyi, supervised by Wang Shiwei, and co-starred by Chen Musheng, Yang Xue, Emily, Lin Zicong, Sean, Jungle and Angel.

The play is adapted from Guo Xiaoting's Biography of Jigong and folk stories in Qing Dynasty. It mainly tells the story that Ji Gong led Liang Guang, Zhao Bin and others to solve problems for the common people and inspired the world to fight against local bullies. The play premiered on Jiangsu Satellite TV on June 10.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Living Buddha Jigong