Laughed happily and made a "haha"
sound.(呵呵大笑)
At the end of the Ming Dynasty in China,
there was a famous writer called (Feng Menglong).
He wrote a collection of short stories.
This novel reflects the thoughts, feelings
and values of ordinary people at that time.
There is a story in this book that is set
in the Yuan Dynasty.
There was a scholar called (Humudi). One
night he was taken to the underworld by two men dressed in black. He entered
the palace of the king of the underworld and met the king of the underworld.
Said the King of the Underworld.
You think there are no axioms in the human
world you live in, do you?
Hu Mudi said.
Yes, I think so.
Said the King of the Underworld.
You also think that there is no justice in
the world above or below, right?
Hu Mudi said.
That's right, if there is justice in these
two worlds, then why can the kings of these two worlds tolerate many good
people being persecuted in the world where humans live, while many bad people
can enjoy stability and peace?
After hearing Humudi's answer, the king of
the underworld laughed happily and made a "haha" sound.
The King of the Underworld said to Humudi
with a smile.
You live in the human world and have
limitations, so you cannot understand that there are indeed axioms in this
world. You don't understand that everyone's behaviour has consequences. That
consequence may occur in that person's life, and that consequence may also
occur after that person's death.
Some bad people may enjoy a brief period of
stability and peace in their lives, but they will suffer endless pain and
punishment after death. Some good people may experience hardships and disasters
during their lives, but these good people will receive great glory and
happiness after their deaths.
If you can see the human world while also
seeing the world above and the world below, you will not have the idea that
there are no axioms in this universe.
The direct translation of this idiom is
haha and laugh happily.
This idiom is used to describe a person's
very happy laugh, with a 'haha' sound coming out of their mouth.
Dear friends, what inspiration or thoughts
do you have after listening to this story?
Where do you think people go when they die?
Do you think your soul lives on forever?
I hope this story can give you some new
insights.
呵呵大笑(Laughed happily and made a
"haha" sound.)
中國的明王朝末年，有一個著名的文學家，他的名字叫做(馮夢龍)。
他寫過一本短篇小說集。
這本小說反映了當時的老百姓的思想和感情和價值觀。
這本書中有一個故事，故事的背景在元王朝。
有一個名字叫做(胡母迪)的學者，有一天晚上他被兩個穿著黑色衣服的人帶到了地下世界，他進了地下世界的國王的宮殿中，他見到了地下世界的國王。
地下世界的國王說。
你認為你生活的那個人類的世界上並沒有公理對嗎?
胡母迪說。
沒有錯，我的確這樣認為。
地下世界的國王說。
你也認為天上的世界與地下的世界也都沒有公理對嗎?
胡母迪說。
沒有錯，如果這兩個世界也有公理，那麼為何這兩個世界的國王可以忍受人類活著的世界中有很多好人會遭遇到迫害而很多壞人卻能享受到安穩與平安。
地下世界的國王聽完胡母迪的回答後笑的很開心並且發出呵呵的聲音。
地下世界的國王笑著對胡母迪說。
你生活在人類的世界中，你有侷限因此你無法了解到這個世界上的確有公理，你不了解每個人的行為都會為他帶來相對應的後果，這個後果可能會出現在這個人的這一生，這個後果也有可能會出現在這個人死亡之後。
有些壞人可能在其一生中享受短暫的安穩與平安，但是這些壞人他們在死後會遭遇到無止盡的痛苦與懲罰。有些好人可能在其一生中遭遇到患難與災禍，但是這些好人在他們死後會得到極大的榮耀與幸福。
如果你能夠在看到人類的世界的同時也可以看到天上的世界與地下的世界，那麼你就不會產生這個宇宙中並沒有公理的想法出現了。
這句成語直接翻譯的意思是哈哈與大笑。
這句成語被用來形容一個人非常開心的笑，這個人嘴巴中發出哈哈的聲音。
親愛的朋友，你聽完這個故事有怎樣的啟發或有怎樣的想法呢。
你認為人死後會到那裡去呢?你認為你的靈魂會永遠存在嗎?
我期待這故事能讓你產生一些新的收穫
出處為喻世名言-32卷-游酆都胡母迪吟詩
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