What does reincarnation mean? Simple.

Samsara is the basic theory of Buddhism, which holds that people are always in the samsara of life and death, and there are six samsaras, which depend on what people do when they are alive. For example, if you do something bad, you will be punished in hell after death, and you will be reborn as an animal after serving your sentence. The reincarnation of an animal after death depends on the "karma" when it is alive. The so-called reincarnation is actually the ups and downs of life and death, and it is not really like a wheel. There are six kinds of samsara, which Buddhism calls six ways, that is, from top to bottom: Heaven, Humanity, Shura (God), Ancient Living, Ghost and Hell, all due to five precepts, ten goodness, ten evils and five inversions (the opposite of ten goodness is ten evils, killing father, mother and Lohan, disrupting the harmony of monks and giving birth to Buddha's body blood, which is called five inversions). If you do good, you will be born in the last three years; if you do bad, you will be born in the last three years.