In the Zen courtyard behind the Poshan Temple, there are winding paths leading to secluded areas, and the philosophy contained in the flowers and trees in the Zen room is profound.

The philosophy contained in "A winding path leads to a secluded place": "A winding path leads to a secluded place" is an attitude and method that people often use to deal with problems in life, because "secluded" may be in this "winding path", " "Beauty" may come from this transition. A winding path leads to a place with beautiful scenery. This is the "winding path leading to a quiet place".

It is said that "Great hermitage is hidden in the city". I think only those who understand and understand can understand the profound connotation of "winding paths lead to seclusion". Throughout the ages, there have been many wise people who either faced wise kings or served mediocre kings, and their lives were winding and winding like a path with no end in sight.

winding paths lead to seclusion is a Chinese idiom, pronounced as qū jìng tōng yōu, which means a path leading to a deep and secluded place.

Explanation: General meaning: a far-reaching place, a winding path, leading to a deep and secluded place.

From: Chang Jian of the Tang Dynasty, "Inscribed on the Buddhist Temple Behind the Poshan Temple"

"Entering the ancient temple in the early morning, the first sunlight shines on the high forest. The winding path leads to a secluded place, and the Zen room is deep with flowers and trees.

The light of the mountain is pleasing to the nature of the birds, and the shadows of the pond are empty and all the sounds are silent, except for the sound of bells and bells."