Pronunciation: rü g ǒ ng y: zú w ú y ǒ u j: n?
Gongbutang
Origin: 1932 On June 27th, at the graduation ceremony in Peking University, Mr. Hu Shi said at the end of his speech: "You must be sure that your efforts were not in vain. Success is not necessarily in me, but skills will not be donated. " In other words, no effort will be in vain.
In fact, the word "contribution to the Tang Dynasty" originally came from the bodhisattva Kun Shiyin of Beijing Normal University. Gong: Kung Fu; Don: in vain, empty; Donate: give up. Therefore, it can be explained that the credit and efforts of scanning the number in the country will not be paid in vain, and there will definitely be returns. Everything in the world is dominated and driven by cause and effect. Rise and fall, rise and fall, strength and weakness are not accidental, and they can't escape the law of cause and effect. People's suffering today is just the result of various evil causes. If people want to get good results in the future, they must work hard to cultivate good careers now. When planting good causes, we should realize that success is not necessarily in me, but efforts must not be donations. Accidentally, the blessings will be cashed one by one sooner or later, but the time has not yet arrived.
The original text is as follows: "If there are sentient beings, respectfully worship Guanyin Bodhisattva, and the blessings are not donated by Tang, so all sentient beings deserve the name of Guanyin Bodhisattva." Later, it was often used as: Heaven rewards diligence, and contributions are not donated; One-day arch, no contribution.