Explanation:
1, circling and dancing.
2. Sparse branches and leaves.
3. The way the tears drop.
Interpretation of Quotations: Zou Difan's sorghum poem: "Sorghum bears double happiness, sorghum Wu Ye."
Extended data:
Dancing is different from "dancing" in Dance World. Buddhism calls the "world" where people live "the world of women".
"Wapo" is a transliteration of Sanskrit, which is also translated as "Suohe" and "Gahe", meaning "forbearance". * * * has two meanings: first, it means that all beings in the "women's world" are deeply guilty and have to endure all kinds of troubles and sufferings, so "women's world" can also be translated as "everlasting", which is called "the world of five turbidity" and is the antonym of "the paradise" and "the pure land". It's easy to have all kinds of evils here, so
Another meaning means that Buddha and Bodhisattva such as Sakyamuni are very hard-working, tirelessly educating all beings in the dirty "world of concubines" and showing great wisdom, compassion and courage.