Today, a monk knocked at the door and said that it belonged to Hanshan Temple, and invited 99 predestined friends to engrave their names on the stone tablet?

This question doesn't need an expert to answer.

I can solve this problem with my low hand.

My answer is: you met a liar.

But the liar's IQ is relatively low, and he didn't fool you.

Anyone with a little knowledge of Buddhism will come to this conclusion.

What a liar says and does has nothing to do with Buddhism.

In this case, you only need a few simple Buddhist questions to get the liar down.

Only in this way can we show our true colors.

I have been in a similar situation, but the liar doesn't know who I am.

I asked him: What classics do you study in the morning and evening classes?

Answer: Causality.

I asked: Is there a causal connection between Buddhism?

A: We recite the great compassion mantra.

I asked: what is the first sentence of the great compassion mantra?

Answer: Mommy, Mommy.

I asked: Do you read like this every morning and evening?

The other party didn't answer and ran away.