Amitabha, how can we get the right view?

It is right for the landlord to think of this.

Many people don't pay attention to the wisdom of releasing fish for so-called merits. With the increasing number of people released in recent years, many unscrupulous traders use this market to sell released fish and turtles. I think it's ridiculous. People just sold it to you, so those fish and shrimps are not in danger, and releasing them becomes a joke. The release behavior of these people does not constitute a real release. All they are satisfied with is their vanity and the pleasure of indulging in merit.

This has nothing to do with correct opinions, but their lack of wisdom. If it is a fish that should have been killed, it is meritorious to buy it and set it free. But their mistake lies in collective action, making a big splash and forming market demand, which will naturally lead to hawker speculation.

So this also shows the disadvantages of Buddhism. Many lay people like to listen to other people's advice, but they don't like to read scriptures (or read only limited basic scriptures). They don't have a deep understanding of the meaning of law, and often one person takes the lead and a group of people follow suit. The problem is that if the leader also makes mistakes, a group of people will be implicated.

From this perspective, reading more Buddhist scriptures and increasing your knowledge are actually beyond your ability.