Live broadcast: Take our ancestors to see modern China

"He who wears patchwork clothes is a Buddha."

"There were originally 107 babies, but a pregnant woman gave birth prematurely and the 108 babies were made up. Perhaps the Buddha saw his sincerity, heard his prayers and supplications day and night, forgave him, and sent the 108 Arhats to make him a true holy monk."

"The living Buddha has immeasurable merits!"

"What you take away are clothes, what you can't take away are merits."

"In the past 51 years, Luohan Temple has broken its precepts twice. The first time was killing. 108 monks went out to fight against the Japanese, and none of them returned. The second time was protecting life. During the earthquake, they saved the lives of babies and pregnant women."

"What is Buddha? Buddha should be the one who saves all living beings, not the one who is high above others. Only a true Buddha can break the precepts for the sake of the right path."

"Buddha is originally formless, just like the human heart. If the human heart is inherently good, everyone is a Buddha."

It was as if everyone was getting to know monks for the first time. They were not as dull or sacred as they had imagined. Instead, they were flesh and blood, able to come out of the mountains to protect the country when it was destroyed, and to protect lives during times of peace and disaster. It was truly a blessing for the country.

Ying Zheng usually thought of himself as not a kind person, but the respect for life and praise for heroes by later generations made him like them more. Perhaps it was because of these ordinary people doing extraordinary things that China became prosperous and its people happy as they saw.

Wu Zetian highly respected Buddhism. She believed in and promoted Buddhism. Now seeing the picture on the sky curtain, she feels that Buddhist culture can really use its teachings to stabilize society and accumulate merit.

The videos of later generations made her feel that promoting Buddhism could indeed help her to calm her mind, and she thought it was time to repair those temples.

Li Shimin thought that he claimed to be a descendant of Li Er, the founder of Taoism, but he was not a devout believer in Taoism. He once said, "What I like is only the way of Yao and Shun, and the teachings of Zhou and Confucius." But it is true that he admires the Tao of Buddhist monks. His reputation has also improved if he complies with the will of heaven. Thinking of the potatoes sprouting in the field, Li Shimin was very happy.

[The Earth Should Slip - Chinese, someone asked: Do Chinese people spend their whole lives running around on maps?! ]

Everyone seemed to be in the universe, looking at the blue planet, and couldn't help but exclaim, "How beautiful!" This was the land under their feet. Looking at the blue sky, white clouds, ocean, peaks, forests, and snow-capped mountains, they seemed to have stepped into the most beautiful and dazzling land of the planet from the perspective of the travelers.

It has to be said that the starry sky is beautiful, the natural scenery is beautiful, and the existence of all things in this world is even more unique.

The court officials and the common people probably understood the meaning of "geliuzi", which means hooligans who do nothing on the street, but why are they called that in later generations? Could it be that the Chinese are so keen on traveling abroad because they see the scenery they have never seen before?

[Diving in Egypt, I just surfaced and heard someone say "I'm full"; Toilets in the Sahara Desert in Egypt: "Male, Female" written in Chinese;

I was soaking in the Blue Lagoon in Iceland, enjoying the ethereal atmosphere. A man from Northeast China came from the mist, "Emma, ​​the water is quite hot!" With just these few words, the atmosphere was brought back to that of a bathing center in Shenyang. We were already in the Arctic Circle, and 10 out of 8 people were Chinese!

Seeing the sharing of various videos, netizens also posted on their Moments:

Not to mention the Arctic Circle, I met a whole boatload of Chinese people in Antarctica.

Montenegro. At that time, none of my friends had heard of this place. But - there was a small supermarket in Yiwu opened by a Chinese!

I went to a small island that even the locals had never heard of to watch the sunrise. As soon as I sat down, I heard someone say, "It's so cold~"

A blogger went to an uninhabited island that was not even shown on the satellite map. There were two or three Chinese people there.

In the Brazilian rainforest, where mercenaries are present, there are people from Fujian selling instant noodles.

The traveling couple went to the loneliest town together. More than 300 people lived in one building. In this place, the only restaurant was run by a Chinese.

I was on a bus in South Korea and I had no cash. I shouted, "Are there any Chinese people here?" and 8 people took out their wallets.

＜Chinese people are everywhere! ＞】

All dynasties have also understood the vastness of time and space in the future, so they ask: Why go to such a far place? Do we have to go deep into the mountains and forests to see the scenery?

In their eyes, those countries are all catching up later. Isn't there a place to enjoy the scenery in the great China? Also, you have to be careful when you go out. Seeing the situation in the late Qing Dynasty, our ancestors had no good feelings towards those thieves and thugs. You should be at ease in your own territory, but you have to be careful when you go out.

The emperors thought, what kind of soldiers are these mercenaries? They live in the humid rain forest, but it must be said that opening a shop there will make a lot of money, after all, there is little food and the items used are scarce. What is instant noodles?

System 438 saw someone asking the question, so it began to explain: This is a special type of soldier, mainly groups and individuals who participate in armed conflicts for money. They don't fight for political beliefs, patriotism or moral principles, they fight purely for money.

With this explanation, the emperors understood that this was a group of people who valued money more than their lives. Such people were the most dangerous and easiest to bribe in a battle. It all depended on who had more silver. They were more like merchants, but they probably had extremely high combat power.

The system rolled its big, smart eyes at this time, and simply started trading with the emperors. It first demonstrated the eating habits and benefits of instant noodles. It provided the supply, and the emperors could trade on their own.

The system wanted to cooperate with them, and all the handicrafts or collections from their era could be traded, which could make up for the regret.

The emperors were also surprised when they heard how to eat instant noodles. It was a godsend to use such a magical item in warfare!

Ying Zheng looked at the soaked sauerkraut noodles, and the rich aroma of the noodles hit his face. He waved his hand at the person who wanted to come forward to test the poison, saying that there was no need for that.

The court officials next to him were so tortured that they were itching to eat. They were already hungry and sleepy, but they couldn't go up to disturb the emperor's meal. Li Si had not returned yet, but Meng Tian was summoned into the palace. He looked at Wang Jian and Feng Quji next to him, and smiled helplessly. Since it was given by Tianmu, it must be nothing. He was relieved to think that the soldiers would be able to eat well before fighting in the future.

Li Shimin, along with Empress Changsun, Princess Changle, the Crown Prince and others, also enjoyed the delicacies from later generations. The simple noodles tasted so delicious, and there were several choices. It was really great!

"After all, we have 14 billion people, so it's not too much to have a little bit of coverage in every region."

"Fujian people were suddenly named."

"No wonder I like running maps in Genshin Impact and am so active. It turns out that everyone has inheritance."

"The earth needs to be wandered, there are many people and they love to wander."