Wash your eyes all your life, and the five mountains are full of breasts. I am tired of walking around the world, and my heart is no longer at peace with others. Where did it come from? Who wrote it?

There are four original rhymes in the second poem Che Mei of Eight Fingers Zen.

This is one of the songs.

Eight Fingers Zen, a Zen master in modern times, was named Jing 'an, and the common name was Huang Dushan. He was the first president of the Chinese Buddhist Association, a famous poet and monk in the late Qing Dynasty, nicknamed "Eight Fingers Zen". 1877, when Jing' an was 27 years old, he burned two fingers in front of the stupa of Ayurveda Temple in Ningbo, and cut off his arm to burn a lamp for the Buddha, hence the name "Eight Fingers Buddha".