Chapter 59 5. When the deadline comes, she burns incense and takes a bath, wears a red military uniform, and sits in Qingzhang Nunnery

Master Huiyuan under the yew tree passed away at the age of 90.When he was dying, he uncharacteristically asked Shi Hongjing to go down the mountain and return to secular life.Since Shi Hongjing's surname is Shi, she only listens to Sakyamuni.She remembered the word "doing numbers" and shook her head: "Amitabha, monks will not tell lies. I promised the head of the group. No one will come to pick me up, so I can't go down the mountain." prosperous.Day after day, morning and evening lessons, singing scriptures like songs and songs, like dreams and illusions, with profound charm.Listening to her chanting, people feel confused, life is like snow in the wind, and magic lotus in the water.

There is no other distraction in her heart, and she only focuses on the Buddha. Over time, Shi Hongjing, who is in her 20s, feels as calm as a 60-year-old.The fleeting time does not leak traces, and everything changes in the green lantern and yellow scroll. A few years later, a human plague raged, killing many people and saving many people.Birth, old age, sickness and death, entanglement and entanglement, and then, the wind of superstition is broken in the world, and good men and women are cut off.There was no food and grass, and there was no medicine to cure hunger, so Master Hongjing practiced the "Bigu" skill.One day, I felt dizzy and hot, and the end of enlightenment came. I burned incense and bathed, dressed in a red army uniform and an octagonal hat, held eleven red beans, and said a verse: "Life is the Red Army, and death is the Red Army. In the future, you will be reincarnated. Called the Red Army." After speaking, all pulses breathed, and he sat down under the yew tree in Qingzhang Temple.

The next day, people buried him hastily behind Qingzhang nunnery, with "Red Army nun" engraved on the tombstone. During the "Cultural Revolution", the military character was removed from the tombstone, leaving two traces of "Hong Ni" blurred.