It was originally from the quotation of Buddha's mortal world, and it was called "exhorting to practice sutra". There are no fish, mountains and stones in the south, a man without a father, a woman without a husband, a tree without branches, and a Buddhist city without a city? The six-character is Amitabha in the south, and it is later listed as a mantra. Sakyamuni walks in the dust, there is no sun, no food, no sleep, no rest, and what he thinks and knows is the same. It is the empty phase of all laws-there is no Amitabha in the south.
Answer 2: (The remnants of the Qing soldiers were put to death)
This answer provides a so-called "secret history": It is said that when Li Yuanhong was the commander-in-chief of the Hubei military government, he discussed with his subordinates one day. Changzhou Liang Shiwu asked how to deal with Luo Jincheng, the general of the Qing Dynasty, and dozens of Qing soldiers under his command. After thinking about it, Li slightly called Four Treasures of the Study to write <; What water has no fish? He Shan has no stone? What tree has no branches? What son has no father? What woman has no husband? What city has no city? > A mystery.
Some people who know the Buddhist scriptures under my command understand it after reading it: It was originally from Sakyamuni's quotations on worldly affairs, and it was called "Persuade to practice the scriptures, but there are no fish in the south water"? No mountains and no stones? A man without a father? My daughter has no husband? Tuoshu has no branches? Buddha city has no city? This is not a metaphor <; Amitabha Buddha in Nanwu > Six words?
So they all surrendered: "The viceroy is really a bodhisattva!"
Li smiled.
When Liang Shiwu returned to the office and wanted to enlist and demote his troops, Zhang Gong, an aide at the scene, said, "Liang Gong made a mistake. It was just that the commander-in-chief of Lebanon didn't want to behead and demote his troops in front of his subordinates, which made people confused. But he should know that the surrender of Luo Jin was fickle and untrustworthy, and the commander-in-chief of Lebanon ordered Liang Gong to secretly execute and demote his troops! "Liang was puzzled, and Zhang Gonghang explained:
What water has no fish? Metaphor "Qing"
He Shan has no stone? Metaphor "Bing" (soldier)
Why are there no branches? Metaphor "Yu" has residual meaning
What son has no father? Metaphor "evil" word
Why a woman without a husband? Metaphor "Chu"
Why is there no city? Metaphor of the word "death"
When Liang Shiwu heard this, he planned the secret execution of Luo Jincheng, a general, and dozens of Qing soldiers under his command.
I don't want the whole country. In the past hundred years, no one can solve this mystery except Zhang Gongxing, and it's unexpected to think of the governor of Lebanon!
Answer 3: (Tears ice and jade beads are slender)
Later, I saw a man on the Internet who believed that "where there is a will, there is a way, and 12 customs will eventually belong to Chu; Hard-working people, the sky pays off, and 3, Yue Jia can swallow Wu. " My firm belief has traveled all over China's 5,-year-old cultural palace, claiming that I have found a standard answer:
The Poem of the Whole Song Dynasty (Zhongzhou Ancient Books Publishing House, 198 edition) contains the following poem by Lin Shushu, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty:
Xijiangyue
Lin Shushu
Muyu.
the candlelight is dim and lonely, and the splendid thoughts are busy with the geese.
Holding hands but saying nothing, I feel sad when I look at each other.
the dream of thunder and collapse is lost, and the beads of tears are slender.
This word is about: My husband went to the north to fight, and my wife was waiting for her husband to come back like a wild goose in the coming year, so she was busy embroidering a picture of the geese under the rainy night light, and she fell asleep, dreaming that they met each other, but she was awakened by thunder, so she burst into tears ...
So what was his answer?
"Tears have no fish, icebergs have no stones, Yushu has no branches, beads have no father, nuns have no husbands, and the Great Wall has no market"
The answer is the last sentence: "Tears are ice and jade beads are slender"!
Answer 4: (I am silent for you)
Why can't there be fish without water? A: (There is no fish in Weishui) Wei = for
He Shan has no stone? A: (Mud mountain has no stone) Mud = you
Why are there no branches? A: (Chen tree has no branches) Chen = Shen
Why does he have no father? Answer: (Mill has no father) Mill = Silent
Why is a woman without a husband? A: (Widowed, widowed) Widowed = Widowed < P > Why is there no city? Answer: (Yancheng has no city) salt = words
Answer 5: (It's the end of time with you)
Rain without fish? Mud mountain without stone? The ground tree has no branches? Lao Tzu has no father? A woman without a husband? A deserted city without a city?
There are several other sayings, so let's refer to them together:
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Notes of The Analects of Confucius:
Confucius said: You know the world, there is no water, no fish, no trees, no branches, no women, no husbands, no cities and no cities in He Shan.
Children answered: Well water, no fish, earth, mountains, no stones, no dead trees, no branches, immortals, no wives, no girls, no husbands, When the Monkey King threw da, an old woman turned by Bai Gujing, to the ground, the goblin got away and threw a piece of paper in the air (it said, "It's hard to get the true scriptures unless you get rid of evil disciples"). Bajie flew forward and grabbed this piece and handed it to the master. The Tang Priest said, "Open the book-"After reading it, he thought for a long time, "Yu, abandon Wukong."
(Boiled water without fish, mountains without stones, trees without branches, abandoned children without fathers, enlightened women without husbands, empty cities without cities. A woman who realizes a great deal is a woman who realizes a great deal.