The fortune teller wants to build a bridge _ The fortune teller says it needs a bridge.

I would like to ask: What are the merits of building bridges and roads in the Buddhist sense?

From the Buddhist point of view, building bridges and roads is beneficial, and roads are the way for people to achieve their goals. If you have paved the way for others to achieve their goals, the blessings you have created will also give you a feasible way to fulfill your wishes in the future (this life or the next life depends on karma). Building a bridge is also a kind of welfare. Rivers are natural barriers that block roads (such natural barriers prevent people from reaching their goals). If you build a bridge for them, people can achieve their goals through the bridge (the benefits are basically the same as road construction, except that when there are difficulties in the future (self-reliance cannot be overcome), people will go to help you (there will be unexpected miracles). "Road construction is to repair the road of life, and bridge construction is to build a leap."