Siheyuan: Sap is the last word

Yudong and Jingjing Hua were very curious because they knew that these two skills were crucial in practice. Old Man Qingyi is willing to teach them how to make a fire in the wild and how to maintain the balance of the body and internal energy through fasting. They happily accepted the guidance of Old Man Qingyi and learned a lot of new knowledge.

Under the guidance of Old Man Qingyi, Yudong and Jingjing Hua learned how to make fire using natural resources without the need for modern tools. They also learned how to find and prepare fasting meals in the wild to obtain sufficient nutrition to support their spiritual practice.

These new skills increase their autonomy in wild adventures and make them more dependent on nature. Their encounter with Old Man Qingyi not only taught them that they gradually left the dense Kangkang Village and came to a secluded courtyard. There is a huge Bodhi tree here, with its lush crown covering the courtyard like a giant umbrella. Under the tree, an old monk sat, his eyes as calm as a deep pool.

Yudong and Jingjinghua approached the monk and expressed their respect and respect. The monk smiled and nodded, inviting them to sit down. He told them that this Bodhi tree was a testimony of his many years of practice. There were footprints of many practitioners under the tree, and it was considered a holy place.

Yudong asked curiously: "Dear Master, we are pursuing a higher realm of martial arts. I wonder if Master is willing to impart some wisdom to us."

The monk thought quietly for a while, and then said: "Although practicing martial arts and practicing Buddhism are different, they have similarities. To become a powerful warrior, you need to cultivate your body and internal strength, but you must also cultivate your inner peace and tranquility. Wisdom. Only a calm heart can enable you to better control power."

Jingjing Hua asked: "Master, how can we cultivate inner peace and wisdom?"

After careful consideration, the monk replied: "Sit down every day, close your eyes and meditate, and learn to look at your own heart. Here, under the tree, you can find peace and wisdom. Don't get lost in the pursuit of power. Power is just a means, but wisdom is Purpose."

Yudong and Jingjinghua felt the monk's words and deeds. They began to sit under the bodhi tree and meditate every day, and gradually found inner peace. This not only helps them advance in martial arts, but also brings them inner peace and wisdom.

Looking for more martial arts wisdom. Their path once again led them into a strange place, this time an ancient White Horse Tower with many legends inside.

The legend in the tower says that the builder of the tower was an ancient warrior who built the tower to protect a precious secret. It is said that the secret is related to a martial art that can give people extraordinary powers.

Yudong and Jingjinghua entered the White Horse Tower and began to explore its secrets. They navigated winding staircases and narrow passages until they reached the highest level of the tower. There they found an ancient stone tablet with ancient writings engraved on it.

Jingjing Hua gently touched the stone tablet with his fingers, trying to translate the words. He slowly read out: "This stone tablet says that in order to obtain that power, you must undergo a real test. This is a life and death test that requires courage and wisdom."

Yudong looked at Jingjing's paintings and decided to accept this test. Their adventurous partnership makes them willing to support each other, and together they decide to embark on a trial.

After the test begins, they must face a series of difficulties and dangers, including maze-like corridors, traps, and powerful guardians. Every step is accompanied by risks, but they firmly believe that only by passing the test can they gain that powerful power.

In this process, they not only exercised their bodies and martial arts skills, but also their inner tenacity and wisdom. They encouraged and supported each other, overcame countless difficulties, and gradually approached the end of the test.

In the end, they successfully passed the test and gained that powerful power, which was a kind of extraordinary martial arts that could be cultivated both internally and externally. Their adventure once again brought new breakthroughs, making them even more powerful warriors.

Yudong and Jingjinghua came to a secluded valley, where there was an ancient Kangkang village called "Foguang Temple". There is a peaceful atmosphere surrounding Kangkang Village, and there is an ancient pagoda in Kangkang Village, known as the "Buddha Light Pagoda".

They walked into Kangkang Village, and there was a solemn and peaceful atmosphere filling Kangkang Village. In Kangkang Village, they met a kind old monk who told them that Foguang Temple has an ancient tradition called "Foguang Boundary". This barrier was established to protect Kangkang Village and the treasures within the pagoda.

The old monk warned them that if they wanted to approach the Buddha Light Pagoda, they must first repent of their mistakes and then enter the barrier for a spiritual and physical baptism. Yudong and Jingjinghua are willing to accept this test, and they are full of piety for their beliefs and practice.

They began the ritual of repentance and then entered the Buddha's Light Barrier. In the barrier, a mysterious power enveloped them and began to purify their bodies and minds. It was a deep meditation and spiritual baptism in which they reviewed their faults and shortcomings and worked hard to make amends and amends.

Time seemed to freeze within the barrier, and they felt that their hearts were being clarified and they had reached a higher realm. But suddenly, a Buddhist bell rang, seeming to remind them that time had passed.

When they left the Buddha's Light Boundary, the old monk told them that they had been blessed by the Buddha's Light, but they also had to endure a test. They must travel deep into the valley to find a specific sacred stone and bring it back to Kangkang Village as a symbol of faith.

Yudong and Jingjinghua accepted the task and began their adventure. They traveled across the valley and faced countless challenges, but eventually found the sacred stone and brought it back to Kangkang Village.

They walked into an ancient Kangkang village on a cliff, which was called "Kangkang Village". Kangkang Village is filled with a solemn atmosphere, with monks silently chanting sutras and practicing their faith.

They approached the center of Kangkang Village and found a large gold plaque engraved with precepts, which listed various rules that practitioners must abide by. Yudong and Jingjing Hua curiously studied these precepts, the most eye-catching of which was the explanation of the "seven emotions and six desires" in the Kangkangcun teachings.

An older monk approached them and explained the teachings of Kangkang Village in detail. He said: "Our precepts emphasize controlling the seven emotions and six desires, which is the key to spiritual practice. The seven emotions refer to joy, anger, sadness, joy, love, evil, and desire, while the six desires include lust, anger, greed, and delusion. , desire for hunger and thirst, and desire for sleep.”

Jingjing Hua asked: "Then how to control the seven emotions and six desires?"