From which poem does "Jade Hall breaks dawn and people rise" come?

"Jade Hall breaks dawn and people begin" originated from Zen, which mainly refers to the essence sentences from Buddhism. The writing is plain and profound, and it has spiritual food for life thoughts and other aspects. Because Zen is elegant and meaningful, it is often used in literary and artistic works.

The full text is:

At the dawn of Yutang,

Monochrome pomegranate flowers are wrong.

But I blame the branches for being too silent,

I wonder whose home bees and butterflies are.

Explanation:

At dawn, the people in the fish pond just got up.

The gorgeous touch of pomegranate flowers made her mistakenly think it was a gorgeous morning glow.

It seems a bit lonely to complain that there are flowers on the branches but no butterflies.

I don't know where the flower-picking bee butterfly landed.

Extended data

Classic Zen:

1. Everything is illusory.

2. Stop it.

3. Color is empty, and empty is color.

4. Life is like a thorn, if the heart does not move, people do not move, and if they do not move, it will not hurt; If the heart moves, if people move wildly, it hurts the body and bones, so they realize all kinds of pains in the world.

5. One flower and one world, one leaf and one bodhi.

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