The song "Wooden Fish and Goldfish" describes two different lives. "Goldfish" represents bohemian and timely fun; while "wooden fish" represents freedom from vulgarity and isolation, and they refute each other through dialogue. The goldfish thinks that the world outside is so wonderful that they don't enjoy the great time, but what do they knock around? And in the view of "Muyu", he really can't figure it out, the wind and waves are so ruthless and sinister, what do the goldfish swim around? Why don't you see through the wind and the snow and the moon, and free yourself from the early practice of virtue. This song expresses two completely different lifestyles through the dialogue between "wooden fish" and "goldfish". It is also a simple manifestation of Buddhism's Zen machine. While revealing the two lifestyles, it also shows that "people are always Can't understand the phenomenon of other people's lifestyles.
There is a white cloud by the distant mountain.
There is a stream flowing deep in the white clouds.
Inside the stream lived a goldfish.
Goldfish swim around every day.
There is a temple next to the stream.
There is a god in the lobby of the temple.
There is a wooden fish on top of the gods.
Wooden fish knock around every day.
Oh, the sun rises and the sun sets. The good times are passing.
What do you knock around
The outside world is also sweet and the flowers are red.
Life is proud to grasp
Oh, the tide is rising and the wind is relentless and the waves are surging.
What do you swim around
Tomorrow's happiness will always depend on today's repair.
You have to see through to free yourself.
There are too many differences between goldfish and wooden fish.
You can never figure out the life of others.
When a monk strikes a clock one day
So they went on with their dreams