The moral sense of Laoshan Taoist is 200 words, which I need urgently. From Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio.

The Taoist priest in Laoshan has two meanings: first, if you want it, you have to pay. There is no shortcut in the world. Whatever you want, you must work hard to get it. It is impossible to get something for nothing. If you don't eat hard, you can't be a master. Second, the purpose and attitude of learning methods should be correct. You just study for vanity, and you can't understand the inner mystery of mental method. Finally, you cannot use and control technology. So are other skills and abilities in life.