30 graduate students see through the world of mortals, give up one million annual salary and convert to Buddhism. How are their lives now?

Hugo said: "Books are such tools to transform the soul. What mankind needs is enlightenment nutrition. And reading is this kind of nourishment. " So reading is very useful. The so-called "the book has its own golden house, and the book has its own Yan Ruyu". Reading can change a person's fate, but many years ago, 30 trainees gave up their million-dollar annual salary and became monks collectively. How have they been living? Tao Yuanming, a famous poet, once lived in seclusion in the deep mountains, and "picking chrysanthemums under the east fence and seeing Nanshan leisurely" became a masterpiece through the ages. In the ideal life, there are also many young people who can't bear the pressure of ideal life and choose to live in seclusion in the deep mountains and forests. These people are not ordinary people, but highly educated graduate students.

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There used to be 30 graduate students who gave up their million-dollar annual salary and chose to become monks. Before becoming a monk, their identity was not simple. Some are engineers, some are business elites, and some are big bosses who start their own businesses, and people from all walks of life have them. These 30 people with graduate education or above have done very well and excellently in their respective fields of work. However, after working in my own job for several years, I found that life is dull and tasteless, and I have no novel interests. They want different lives. They also want to live in seclusion at the foot of Nanshan, like the poet Tao Yuanming, and live a life without desire or desire. Without the noise of the city and the whistle of the car, there are a lot of quiet breath in the deep mountains and forests, which can make their inner world get a kind of precipitation.

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All 30 students finally became monks. They are not negotiating, but a coincidence. Their center of becoming a monk is Haiyun Temple in Sichuan Province. This temple has a long history, but it is not very famous or very aura, so that many people don't know the existence of Haiyun Temple.

One day many years ago, four monks in the temple were ringing the bell as usual, but they welcomed 30 tourists. These tourists are special, not ordinary tourists. The four directors thought they were just here for fun, but I didn't expect these thirty people to say that they were monks and wanted to be monks.

After some interrogation, the four executives found that they were all highly educated, all graduate students and all worked in the society for several years. Someone's salary once reached a million a year, which is very remarkable. Speaking of which, the supervisor asked them in surprise why they chose to become monks.

Some people say that they want to release themselves because of the pressure of life. Some people say that he has no desire for marriage, so he wants to become a monk. Others said that they would come to the mountains to practice their will.

After listening to the different statements of 30 students, the four supervisors shook their heads and allowed them to stay in the temple and become monks. Four administrators lead these 30 new monks to familiarize themselves with the things in the temple every day, and teach them a lot of new knowledge to familiarize them as soon as possible.

Becoming a monk in the mountains and forests is monotonous and boring, although it can really precipitate a person's experience. These 30 students left the bustling city and their relatives and came to the remote mountain forest. They felt very uncomfortable at first, because the traffic here is inconvenient, there is no electricity and no internet. Even drinking water is very difficult, so you have to go to the far center to get water.

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Besides, there is no farmer's market here, so it's hard to get a meal. If you can't grow vegetables, you can only go to the far center to buy vegetables, and it will take several days to go back and forth. So if you want to live here, you must learn to grow fruits and vegetables. Besides, there are no servants here, and everything depends on me. The room should be cleaned and tidy every day, and the dust on the table should be wiped off in time. Their daily work seems relatively easy, but it is very difficult to do it in practice.

Monks seldom eat meat, but mostly eat vegetarian food, which makes senior managers who are used to eating fish very uncomfortable. Some people even want to give up the day of becoming a monk. But later, they decided to stick to it, and after a long time, they gradually adapted to such a mountain life.

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They should get up early and go to bed early every day, maintain a good mental state, chant Buddhist scripture and ring the bell. When tourists come to burn incense in the temple, they must be treated well, either divining or leading them to play in the temple. All 30 participants felt that their life in the mountains was very relaxed and happy, and they never wanted to go back to the high-pressure city life.

These 30 students have worked in the society for many years. Some of them have their own family background, and some have the support of their parents. They all choose to become monks and have no financial resources. What should their families do? Although seclusion in the mountains can relieve a lot of life pressure and make them less upset, who should be responsible for the education of children?

We are not alone in this world. We have concerns and family. We need to support our children and the elderly. It is not easy for the motherland to train every child, and there are many people's efforts behind the growth of every child. Family, society and school. These 30 graduate students have today's academic qualifications and such good jobs, not only by their efforts, but also by the efforts of the state to train them.

We increasingly hope that these highly educated social elites can return to their ideal life and work. Their seclusion in the mountains is actually an act of evading their obligations. Growing up, his parents spent a lot of mental time and money to send their children to school, not hoping that their children would grow up to become pillars of the country. Usually they are really adults, but they want to become monks, and they don't apply what they have learned to society. This is a waste of talents.

If every young person is like these 30 trainees, who will be responsible for the development of the country and society? The so-called "study for the rise of China", as young people in the 2 1 century, our burden is not light, and we must be able to bear hardships. It is also a good thing that the 30 students in the story can have better work results if they can concentrate on discussing Buddhist culture in the temple.