What do you mean the world of mortals is fleeting?

The word "world of mortals" refers to the earthly meaning. Refers to the bustling secular life in this world. The dirt road in the past, the dust raised after the chariots and horses, is a metaphor for the road to fame and fortune. From the poem Ode to a Journey to the West by Ban Gu, a writer and historian in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "When the market overflows, all the dust flows, and the red dust is mixed with smoke." The dust (red dust) raised by the noisy crowd is closed from all directions and fills the whole city. Dust and smoke clouds are connected. Later, the "world of mortals" evolved into a "bustling city of world of mortals", which was interpreted as "secular" and was first used by Buddhists. The word "world of mortals" appeared in many Buddhist scriptures.

Short time

1. Time flies. During the Southern Dynasties and the Song Dynasty, Bao Zhao wrote the poem "Going to Yunyang for Nine Miles": "If you don't return to your heart, you will be unlucky." Tang Huang Tao's fable poem: "Fifty years ago, I tilted towards youth. Fifty years later, the sun invaded my head. " Zhang Yuankejiu's song "Happy in front of the Temple and Missing": "Flowers fall in one year and get married in spring." The first time in Su's Broken Goose: "What a pity to sweep leaves and burn incense to send me away!"

In the past, fortune tellers called people a year's luck. Song Sushi's "Two Rhymes from the East Pavilion": "All localities may wish to build idle and count the years." Awakening the World: Du Zichun's Three Visits to Chang 'an: "I think that was my bad time, so I didn't enjoy myself, even so.

The fleeting time of the world of mortals generally refers to the years that have been disturbed and hurried by.