"Beauty is not a mother's viviparous, but a peach blossom tree. I hate that peach blossoms are easy to fall, and peach blossoms are more affectionate than you. " What do you mean?

It means: women are beautiful, unlike women in the world, as if they were born by God, and flour noodles should be made of peach trees. Peach blossoms have a short flowering period and are easy to fall off, so they can no longer be appreciated. Peach blossom is more affectionate than you. What are you? It's still far from the peach blossom!

Source: Cangyang Jiacuo "Don't live up to the Tathagata"

Excerpts from the whole poem:

Beauty is not born from mother, but from peach tree.

I hate peach blossoms falling easily, and falling flowers are more affectionate than you.

Characteristics of Cangyang Jiacuo's Poems

1, bold realism. Cangyang Jiacuo is a religious leader, but he dares to write his own practical actions, inner feelings and life ideals, breaks through the shackles of religion on human nature, boldly challenges traditional forces, and shows great courage.

2. Sincere feelings. Most of Cang Yang Jia CuO's poems describe the love between men and women. There are shyness when I first met, joy of two of a kind, regret of missing the good opportunity, firmness of vows of eternal love and resentment of betrayal, which fully express the author's eager desire and sincere pursuit of love life.

3. Profound philosophy. Many of Cangyang Jiacuo's poems sum up rich philosophy of life while narrating, which is popular and profound and enlightens readers.