The fortune teller said that the ancient Buddha was in his later years.

The fortune teller said that the ancient Buddha was in his later years.

I believe there are really few people who haven't seen this play. This martial arts drama not only has the heroic spirit of the hero Xiao Feng, but also has the deep feeling that Duan Yu loves beauty but not mountains and rivers.

Based on the Song Zhezong era, the introductory novel of Eight Dragons examines and describes life and society from a philosophical perspective through the Wulin grievances and ethnic conflicts in Song, Liao, Dali, Xixia and Tubo, and shows a magnificent picture of life. Its bizarre twists and turns, involving many people, extensive historical background, huge martial arts scenes and rich imagination can be called "golden collection".

The title of "Tianlong Babu" comes from Buddhist scriptures, which means "all beings in the world", symbolizing all beings in the world, and the boundless transcendental Buddhism is shrouded behind it. The theme of the book is "All human beings are evil", and the style of the work is magnificent and tragic. It is an epic masterpiece with strong human nature and tragic color.

Among them, Duan Yu, Xu Zhu and Xiao Feng can be said to be promoters and witnesses of the plot development. Unfortunately, three brothers Xiao Feng died tragically, and Duan Yu was in a miserable situation in his later years. Only Xu Zhu has a wonderful old age. What's going on here?

Duan Yu had a great-grandson in Duan Yu in his later years. He is Deng, one of the five wonders of Huashan Mountain. When Deng was treating Huang Rong, he once told a story like this:

Deng said, "... Later, Emperor Shengde, Emperor Xingzong Xiaode, Emperor Baoding, Emperor Xianzong Ren Xuan, and my father King Zheng Kangdi of Jing Zong all avoided becoming monks."

The "Tang Xianzong" here is Duan Yu, also known as posthumous title Section. In order to meet the characteristics of the characters' names in martial arts novels, it was changed to "Duan Yu". Therefore, Duan Yu spent his later years in Tianlong Temple. He became a monk.

Friends who have seen Ba Long Day know that there are two "opening contestants" in this work, one is Xu Zhu and the other is Duan Yu. Xu Zhu turned out to be a young monk, the illegitimate son of Shaolin abbot Xuan Ci. Later, because of mistakes, he broke the "rare chess game" set by the Five Ducks, gained more than 70 years of skill, and got Tian Mu and two people in the Xixia National Ice Room.

In the novel, Xu Zhu's old age is actually very beautiful. He and Meng Gu lived in seclusion in Lingjiugong, lived a life like a fairy couple, and did a great thing:

Many years later, a young hero appeared in the Beggars' Sect. He is steady and capable, and he is very popular. He was talked about by beggars in droves and pushed mainly. Everyone respected Xiao Feng's original intention, sent him to Lingjiu Palace, which was examined and approved by Xu Zhu, and then taught him to "beat the dog with a stick" and "beat the dragon with eighteen hands".

As the saying goes, "I have to brush my clothes, which is hidden." Like Yang Guo, Zhang Wuji, Ling Huchong and others, Xu Zhu lived in seclusion outside the Jianghu and had nothing else to write about, so Jin Lao simply didn't mention it, but Duan Yu was different.

Compared with Xu Zhu, Duan Yu's old age can almost be described as "terrible", and all this stems from a decision made by Wang Yuyan that year.

In the new version of Dragon, Wang Yuyan finally left Duan Yu and returned to Mu Rongfu, which led to a serious consequence. She let Duan Yu thoroughly Buddhist:

Duan Yu advised, "How ... Buddhists regard life as suffering, and old age is not inevitable. Sakyamuni taught his disciples:' There are eight difficulties in life: birth, old age, illness, death, meeting and hating, parting from love, disappointment, ups and downs of five yin, which are the gathering of great sadness and distress. You have to know that color is impermanent, so is receiving, thinking, acting and knowing, not me. "... this great pain is inevitable for everyone! "

After a great blow, a person often begins to advocate Buddhism and seek liberation from philosophy. Wang Yuyan is Duan Yu's love. When Wang Yuyan left, Duan Yu's inner pain can be imagined. Once a person is addicted to Buddhism, he will often lose his ambition and resign himself to fate. When all difficulties were doom and retribution, he lost his resistance, which was a fatal mistake for an emperor. This is also the biggest cause of Duan Yu's tragedy in his later years. As mentioned earlier, Duan Yu in history was Duan Zhengyan, and Duan Zhengyan was unwilling to become a monk, but he was killed by his own son:

Zen is a monk because the philosophers are fighting among themselves.

Behind this is what the Gao family did: the struggle between scholars was controlled by the Gao family forces, accompanied by the internal strife of the Gao family, and Duan Zhengxing, who was finally supported by a large number of people, won and inherited the throne.

It is not difficult to see that in his later years, Duan Yu was placed under house arrest in Tianlong Temple by hundred schools of thought, which is called causality. If it wasn't the "reason" for Wang Yuyan to leave Duan Yu, how could he willingly become a monk and let the gaos thought hundred schools of thought run amok? How can there be such a lonely "fruit"