"Good is a pine tree, and evil is a flower. You have a look first. "

It was written by Zen master Huikai of Wumen in Song Dynasty, and it is contained in the book Wumen View, which comments on the case-solving of ancient Zen. This poem is catchy and most popular with Buddhist disciples. From the book No Door. The original text is:

No door is closed, usually the Tao (that is, Haruka)

There are flowers in spring, moons in autumn, cool breeze in summer and snow in winter.

If you don't mind your own business, this is a good time on earth.

Good is a pine tree and evil is a flower. Look at this.

One day, when I was hit by frost, I saw that Song Qing didn't see flowers.

If you don't get angry on your face, it will be fragrant if you don't get angry in your mouth.

There is no price in my heart, and immortality is also true.

The Buddha is far away from Lingshan, and Lingshan is only in your heart.

Everyone has a Ling Mountain Tower, learn from Ling Mountain Tower.

Extended data:

There are flowers in spring, moons in autumn, cool breeze in summer and snow in winter. If you don't mind your own business, this is a good time on earth. It means that it has its beauty all year round, with flowers in spring, moonlight in autumn, cool breeze in summer and snow in winter. If there is no fuss and worry, then every day of every season will be the best season in the world.

Wumenguan, with the title of one volume, was written by Zen master Wumenghui in the Southern Song Dynasty and edited by Mi Yanzong Shao. The full name is "No-door Zen". "Da Zheng Cang" Volume 48. Yang Qi, a monk of the Wumen Sect of Lin Ji, started in the first year of Shaoding (1228). At Longxiang Temple in Yongjia, Fuzhou, at the request of scholars, he selected 48 cases of Buddhist karma from various Zen classics and commented and praised the book. The content begins with "Zhaozhou Gouzi" (that is, the word "Wu" is a case-solving) and ends with "Gan Feng all the way". The order listed is very comprehensive and coherent.