I was born in a small mountain village in western China.
We have the world’s most primitive Mahayana Buddhist cave carvings here, which are listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

When I was a child,I lived with my grandmother.On the first and fifteenth days of the Chinese lunar month,we would bring a small bag of rice and go to the Buddhist temple in the small mountain village to have vegetarian meals.We would burn incense,worship the Buddha,and pray for blessings.

Starting from the temple entrance,we would kowtow three times to each Buddha and Bodhisattva until we had worshipped all the deities enshrined in the temple.After that,we would play at the base of the huge cliff outside the temple,waiting for the vegetarian meal to start at noon.

The small temple in our village was built in a cliff cave at the foot of a large mountain.It was built against the mountain,and the interior of the cliff was warm in winter and cool in summer,making the entire temple very magical and spectacular.

As I grew up, I gradually understood Buddhist culture deeply and believed in the law of cause and effect in this world.
There is an old saying in China:
1. There are gods three feet above your head.
2. People are doing, and God is watching.
3. Good and evil will eventually be rewarded. It’s not that there is no reward, but the time has not come yet.

Now look at these old sayings, combined with “Modern Records of Cause and Effect“. It is really as Buddhism says, the law of cause and effect is true.

I was enlightened by the Buddhist culture of my hometown, and began to spread Mahayana Buddhism, helping more people around the world to get in touch with Buddhism, believe in Buddhism, respect the law of cause and effect, and live a peaceful and happy life. Namo Amitabha.