But they all became monks. Why? I think it has something to do with their times. They are in an era of alternation between the old and the new, and there has been a religious revival in society. It is understandable that one's own thoughts are beyond the secular world and one becomes a monk.
Secondly, their family background is very miserable, so it is difficult for them to have a sense of belonging and attachment to others, and naturally it is easy to enter Buddhism.
The most important thing is the disillusionment of their ideals and ambitions. Full of patriotism and wanted everywhere, I can only choose this way to express my personal thoughts and ambitions in another world.
In fact, many strange people in history will choose the road of becoming a monk. I think this is also a lifestyle I choose, because I have nothing to pursue in this field.
Su was born in an era of alternation between the old and the new. Under the specific historical conditions at that time, there was a wave of religious revival in society. Their seclusion and pursuit of Buddhism are natural choices under the influence of this social, cultural and psychological situation.