Can Buddhism play jokes on others?

Buddhism and secular law are inseparable. Very active and humorous.

Buddhism is an education, that is, education. There are many methods, and the methods of enlightenment have their own reasons.

In other words, education can be taught by examples or words. Of course.

As for laughing. You are full of joy, not only laughing, but also laughing. Will you laugh when you get the treasure? That's all.

Who doesn't have his own humorous jokes when he sees the video mage giving lectures to the public? This is also based on the interests of all beings to reason, go deep into the classics, and slowly enter the wisdom of the Buddha.

However, there is a saying in Buddhism: When a man becomes a monk, if he speaks for a woman, don't joke. Try not to be alone with women. If the condition can only be applied separately from it, and it must be said, it can still be said that the heart can be different. Personally, I think these rules are also for the protection of teachers and apprentices, and also for peace of mind. )