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The movie "Beyond the Mountain" takes the eight precepts in Buddhist scriptures as the background, and tells the story of monks and nuns who abide by the rules and precepts for hundreds of years and live a life without desire and ruthlessness. life. However, once the emotion breaks out, just like the water of the Yellow River is out of control, it will trigger a series of unpredictable events

In Buddhism, monks and nuns are required to pursue a colorless, tasteless, emotionless and desireless life. They reject worldly desires and emotions in search of inner peace and liberation. This way of life has been passed down for hundreds of years. The monks and nuns live in harmony and live a peaceful and peaceful life.

However, once the spark of emotion is ignited, the hearts of monks and nuns are difficult to control. They may be plagued by countless emotional entanglements and don't know how to deal with them. This kind of emotional outburst is like the water of the Yellow River, which cannot be stopped or dealt with. By depicting this emotional outburst, the film shows the great challenges and inner conflicts faced by Buddhist disciples.

"Beyond the Mountain" takes the Buddhist rules and regulations as clues, and deeply explores the conflict between human nature and emotion. The film is not only a revelation of Buddhist life, but also an in-depth reflection on human emotions. It allows the audience to reflect on the complexity of human nature and explore the importance of emotions and desires in individual lives. This film shows the audience a way of thinking that is different from traditional concepts, triggering exploration of the meaning and emotion of life.

"Beyond the Mountain" leads the audience into a fascinating story world through distinctive character images and exciting plots. With the background of Buddhism, the film presents the unique charm of Buddhist culture, and at the same time, through emotional conflict and confusion, it touches the deep resonance of the audience.