<Sabi> The evil old lady

The original poster: Silence Views: 99 Replies: 2 Posted in: 2012-06-18 17:46:47
Gaga, I'm so looking forward to it. Today I'm going to meet that old lady again. It's said that we will be tested for eight honors and eight disgraces. It turned out that last week, when we came home from school, we saw an old lady in the car, spitting loudly on the seat and talking about Buddhism. Seeing us students getting on the bus, she seemed to be talking even harder. Ah~~that was such a mess. First, Long Live Chairman Mao talks about Buddhism. (Did Chairman Mao say that we should also believe in Buddhism when we believe in religion?) It talks about Guanshiyin, saying that if each of us puts a Buddha statue at home and worships it every day, we can get into college. Finally, it is outrageous to say that the meat we eat is human flesh, and there are a lot of reincarnations. People in the car began to get out of the car one after another. I couldn't bear it anymore and shouted: "Long live Chiang Kai-shek." (Mo really seemed to be angry with her.) I* The old lady actually rushed over to me on the spot, grabbed my neck and hit me on the head. (I was so dizzy that I almost beat her up on the spot.) I still held back and looked at her, ~~~~Finally, she said that she would test me for eight honors and eight disgraces today. end. Note: (I very much doubt whether she came here because I have met her no less than three times. This happened last Friday. And according to the old lady who studied Buddhism with her, the highest record of her teaching on Buddhism is 5 hours. She lectures on Buddhism everywhere, and she was kicked out of a shopping mall once.) Note 2
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Original poster, could it be that you are a forum scoundrel, and she is testing you with the Eight Honors and Eight Shames? Honor in replying quickly, shame in viewing posts without replying. Honor in responding seriously, shame in malicious spamming. Honor in learning humbly, shame in refusing to change despite repeated instruction. Honor in expressing thanks after reading, shame in missing the essence for the trivial. Honor in selfless dedication, shame in repeatedly demanding.
Reading posts and replying to posts is a virtue.
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