The difference between a disciple who closes his door and a disciple who enters the house

The differences are as follows:

1. The closing disciple is the last disciple accepted by the master. Once this student is accepted, the door for the master to teach the art is closed. He will no longer accept direct disciples, but the apprentice will accept his disciples. In the eyes of Master, the closed disciples are the disciples who are particularly loved and cared for and have a special status.

2. A disciple is someone who is officially accepted as a disciple by the master. The relationship between the disciple and the master is very close, and there are separate and strict procedures for becoming a master. The disciples who enter the house are the disciples passed down from the master and have a higher status and special teachings.