Don't laugh at fireworks, just laugh at the origin of Zen.

The book "Don't Laugh at Fireworks, Just Laugh at Zen —— Li Shutong's Perception of Life" edited by Hongyi describes Master Hongyi's life story and perception of life: people are like flowers, and soon; People, like duckweeds, have no fixed place to live; People, like fireworks, are now a moment; People always belong to themselves, stepping on the big five; People have no other way to reach the top of the mountain; Since ancient times, sages have been lonely, but who knows the intersection of sadness and joy?

Introduction to Master Hongyi:

Master (1880- 1942), whose common name is Li, was given a young name and later renamed Tong Shu. Originally from Pinghu, Zhejiang, I was born in Tianjin. Before becoming a monk, he was a calligrapher, painter, musician, poet and playwright. He was knowledgeable all his life and won the admiration of the world for his excellent articles and extraordinary moral character. After becoming a monk, Yin Guang, the master of the Fayu Temple in Zunputuo Mountain, studied under the teacher, and devoted himself to the revival of Nanshan Buddhism and the exploration of Huayan Sutra in Buddhist studies. In practice, discipline was the criterion, pure land was the last resort, and Huayan was the realm in Zen.