Get off your horse and respect the world of mortals, and you will not be a human being in the next life
If you step on the road of no return, you will not take away the world of dust with you
If you are a person in the next world, you will not live up to this world of mortals
As I step on the road of no return, I want to respect my old friend
How dare I turn into dust if I don’t respect my parents’ kindness
My parents gave you a body, but I am far away from the world of mortals
If you don’t want to repay your parents, you will be a useless person in this life
To dismount and respect the world of mortals, and not to be a human being in the next life means: I have embarked on the journey of life in a free and easy way, and I am not very satisfied with life. I hope that I will not be a human being in the next life. Be another person.
This sentence of dismounting one's horse and respecting the world of mortals will not be a human being in the next life. This sentence is very tragic. It may represent the person's dissatisfaction with the current life and the helplessness of life.
Hongchen is a Chinese word, its pinyin is hóng chén, and it is a common name.
1. Refers to the secular world.
2. Refers to the bustling secular life in this world.
3. Refers to the flying dust in the busy city, describes the prosperity, and also refers to a lively place.
4. Refers to the human world; five refers to the secular world; the original meaning of the world in ancient times refers to the prosperous city. It comes from a poem in "Ode to the Western Capital" by Ban Gu, a writer and historian of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It comes from the dust raised by horses and carriages on dirt roads in the past, and is a metaphor for the road to fame and fortune.
The earliest source: in the poem "Ode to the Western Capital" written by Ban Gu, a writer and historian of the Eastern Han Dynasty: "The city of Khotan overflows the country, and hundreds of dust flows beside it. The red dust is everywhere, and the smoke and clouds are connected."
< p> Translation: The dust (red dust) raised by the noisy and noisy crowds gathers from all directions and fills the whole city. The dust and smoke are all connected together.