In my region, Buddhists used to eat meat, but a historical emperor banned it, and the tradition stuck. There's even a movie about “Ji Gong” where he says: “Meat and wine pass through the body, but Buddha stays in the heart.”🙃

Interesting! Are you American? Is Buddhism common there? Are you Tibetan Buddhist, like the Dalai Lama’s tradition? In Chinese Buddhism, some regions even avoid garlic and onion. I'm not a Buddhist myself, though.

🙃🙃🙃🙃Here's what we had at home — the dish in the middle is actually quite tasty. But people in my area don't usually eat this kind of thing. It's more of a habit in tropical parts of China, like in Guangxi. I think it's silkworm pupae.

Hey, long time no see，I'm in China, and it's not easy to access foreign websites. My VPN expired, so I haven't been online for a while. 🙃🙃

This sheet music pattern is so fun—looks like it's dancing!

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If you don’t look at the monitor in the picture, you’d think it’s a vintage painting—haha.

Haha, you didn't know this movie was actually the first foreign film broadcast on Chinese television—not shown in cinemas. For many of us, it's a big part of our childhood memories. Later, when we watched the animated movie WALL·E, it reminded us of this one.😁😁

Wow, this movie is really old. I watched it when I was a kid it instantly brought back memories.

Hi~ Good morning, everyone~ I’ve been on a break for a month. I originally planned to work on some fun physical content and add a few interesting elements, but ended up doing nothing. In the end, I only managed to figure out the general framework of the story world. 😌😌

Thank you, your drawing is also amazing, with such a free expression style.

I like the relaxed style of expression in this kind of painting.

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hahahaThis eye,hahahaha

What is the red tool used in the third picture? I haven't seen it before.🙃🙃

It’s a bit like in Stephen Chow's A Chinese Odyssey movie, when he picks up the Golden Staff and puts it on his head, it signifies that his life is over.

I don’t want to draw the Monkey King directly, as that would be too obvious. Instead, I want to reflect this concept in regular people, suggesting that this monkey is just an ordinary one. It’s a bit messy, but I hope you get the idea, haha

I'm not talking about disguise, but rather hinting at something: The monkey holding the wooden stick is like the Monkey King holding the Golden Staff, about to do something for the Buddha. Meanwhile, the Buddha is glancing at the monkey, as if it’s all part of His plan.