Don't forget your innovative thinking and achieve your ultimate goal with awe and gratitude.

"Do not forget your initiative mind, realize the ultimate goal with awe and gratitude": Do not forget your initiative mind's dream will have a good result. Be broad-minded, tolerant and generous, and learn to be grateful.

"Don't forget your initiative, so as to achieve your ultimate goal, with awe and gratitude" comes from Huayan Sutra, the full name of Dafang Guangfo Huayan Sutra (Sanskrit? mahāvaipulya Buddhaāvata？ Saka classic), the main classic of Mahayana Buddhism, the classic of Huayan Sect. It is generally believed in academic circles that the compilation of Hua Yan Jing lasted for a long time, from the 2nd century to the middle of the 4th century. It first spread in southern India, and then spread to northwest and central India.

Among this classic Chinese translation, the 80-volume version translated by the Tang Dynasty has the most fluent meaning and complete entries, so it is the most popular in the Han Dynasty. According to this translation, the following is a brief description of the contents of this classic: the Tang version of the classic consists of quotations from the Nine Meetings.