What do the lyrics of Qingcheng Snow mean?

Qingcheng Snow is a famous Taoist mountain, and the word "I" in the lyrics is naturally a Taoist (Taoist). After the human disturbance, I finally saw through the world of mortals and fled into an empty net. In a blink of an eye, life passes like the spring and autumn seasons, and in my twilight years, I disdain the intrigue in the world.

Benyuan Gaoming's "Pipa Story Five Mothers Arrive in Beijing to Know the whereabouts of my husband": [Life] Must have this portrait? [Ugly] Dare to be a Taoist? Luo Qifeng's Crazy Woman: She can point out that the bag was from Zhanggong Temple, and it was bought with seven feet of white cloth from the horse.

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Taoist priests have the difference between becoming a monk and not becoming a monk. Those who don't become monks are also called laymen. Before the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, monks were not monks, and there were no monks who had to become monks. After the establishment of Quanzhen religion in Jin Dynasty, the system of becoming a monk was formulated.

Taoists are divided into Quanzhen and Zhengyi schools.

Quanzhen Taoist is a monk, unmarried, vegetarian and lives in a Taoist temple. Men are the avenue, and women are the kundao. They are all long hair, tied in a bun at the top of their heads and can be crowned. Male Taoist priests have beards.