What do you mean I believe in mountains and rivers?

The old translation is all beings, that is, the meaning of survival.

It refers to human beings, heaven, hungry ghosts, animals, Asura and other sentient beings. Others, such as plants and stones, mountains and rivers, are called heartless. The combination of sentimentality and ruthlessness is the general summary of Buddhism to the world. Other explanations: 1, perceptual. 2. Have friendship; Be affectionate. 3, refers to the love between men and women. 4. Family ties. Source: Tang Lihe's "Golden Bronze Fairy Song of Han Dynasty": "Declining Lan sends guests to Xianyang Road. If the sky is affectionate, the sky will be old. "Only withered bluegrass bid farewell to the ancient road leading to Xianyang. In the face of such ups and downs, if there is love in the sky, it will grow old because of sadness. The antonym of extended information is sentimental: fickle and heartless. 1. The basic definition of [bó xing] is: 1, fickle; Ungrateful. 2. Nicknames of women in the old days. Still enemies. Quote: Guo Moruo's Rose by the Road: "Is this a poor girl being bullied by a fickle man?" Or are unfortunate young people being played by frivolous women? "Second, the basic definition of ruthlessness: hypocrisy, no affection, no feelings. Quoted from Tu's poem "Spring Festival Evening": "Two heartless people send the east wind through the flowers". "How heartless it is that the water keeps flowing and the flowers keep dying. It is this ruthless season that I sent the last spring breeze across Cheng Chun.