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| From Sibu temple |
“Omitofo,” with a Buddhist salute, palms pressed against each other raised chest high. I am Ah Tuong and I am your guest blogger for today. I use a Canon PowerShot S5 IS
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| From Sibu temple |
I love calligraphy.
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Don’t you just love his style? It makes me wonder about the person behind the callgraphy brush.
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Let me tell you a story. It is a thunderstorm. This son knew he mother was afraid of thunderstorms. Even after death, he would come to the grave and provide comfort to his mother during a thunderstorm. Some of you might say this story is outdated but the basic principle is still the same today. We must be filial.
Honor thy father and mother.
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I like this door-knocker. It is cute.
Well by accident I am the first blogger this time…
I really like to give a comment on the filial son and his mother who was afraid of thunderstorms….
I personally think that this story will never be outdated.
this morning I saw a middle aged man pushing his old father sitting a wheel chair down a street in Miri. And I imagined his father pushing him in his baby trolley more than 40 years ago…Changing roles but love must never change. We have our duties to each other.
Can I send your picture to my children?
BB:Yes, of course. I have offered u use of my pics before. This pic was actually a small mural at the new temple in Sibu..the Jade Dragon
God bless.
i have heard bout that allegory before…
i wonder how many of us would do that now…
BB: i dont know how many ppl would but we all should
It writes how happy we are when we have the visit of a friend from a place far away..
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BB:thanks, i am sorry my blog doesnt write Chinese. i wonder if i can do something abt that. anybody has any idea?
yeah, i enjoy seeing those caligraphy artwork too.. i always admire how they could have such handsome writing, which i can never master.. i remember always getting a C for my calligraphy work in school, hahahaha~~
I used to enter calligraphy competition in my primary school. since then, I never write again. Think I am just too lazy.
Wow. That’s an extreme example of filial piety.
BengBeng : Chinese Calligraphy is beautiful.
I love the story about the thunderstorm bro. It shows that we need to be filial to our parents all the time.
well,..most of us will becomes parents one day,so we sure want our children to shower us with loves
love calligraphy too…is BH taking that up as a pasttime?
that door knocker is very unique, great way to accessorize your door =)