I'm not going to hell. Whoever goes to hell is that sentence in that short message.

"If I don't go to hell, who will go to hell!" It is an allusion of Buddhism, which says that Tibetan Buddhists saw the sufferings of all beings in hell and felt the same, so they vowed to go to hell to save all beings. "If I don't go to hell, who will go to hell!" Hell is not empty, I will never become a Buddha! "Although ksitigarbha bodhisattva is in hell, it is cool and comfortable. Although she vowed not to become a Buddha, she has already achieved Buddha fruit. This is what people say! Bodhisattva ksitigarbha is a free man, so he is not talking big; When ordinary people say this, they are entertaining themselves.

In fact, there is no such record in Buddhist classics. There is a passage in "The Wishing Sutra of the Tibetan King and Bodhisattva", in which a naked-eyed woman makes a wish: "If my mother leaves the Three Poisons, she will be humble and even a woman forever, and she will never rob the victim. I hope that from today on, I can still love the pure lotus as before, but after the robbery in Zimbabwe, I want to have all the hell and three evils on earth, and I swear to save it. Stay away from hell, animals, hungry ghosts, etc. If I report my sin to others, I will become a Buddha, and then I will become a sense of righteousness. " The girl with bare eyes is the predecessor of the Tibetan Bodhisattva. "If I don't go to hell, who will go to hell!" Our great wishes should be summed up from the wishes of women with light eyes.