Does this poem have a title that could express the meaning of " The world is not perfect, but we must not give up our trust in Buddhism and others "?

This sentence came from the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi's Song of Everlasting Regret. The whole sentence is: "How can the world not live up to the Tathagata and not live up to you?" The meaning of this sentence was that no one could possess the divine power of the Tathagata and live up to your gentle and affectionate feelings. People had to face many choices and choices in life, and these choices and choices would affect a person's life trajectory. Sometimes, we need to bear some responsibilities and lose some freedom in order to obtain more precious happiness. Therefore, the meaning conveyed by this sentence is that we need to seriously weigh the pros and cons and make the most suitable choice for ourselves in order to find the happiness that truly belongs to us.

Looking at Dongting Lake was a poem written by Liu Yuxi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. It mainly described the beautiful scenery of Dongting Lake and the author's feelings. The first sentence of the poem,"The lake and the autumn moon are in harmony", expressed the author's praise for nature by describing the lake surface, sky, clouds and other scenery of Dongting Lake. In the poem, Liu Yuxi began with the word "Wang" and brought the readers into a magnificent landscape painting by looking at Dongting Lake. The poem wrote: "The lake and the moon are two, and the pool surface is windless and the mirror is not polished. Through this vivid description, the author presents the beautiful scenery of Dongting Lake in front of the readers. This poem expressed the author's praise for nature and also expressed the author's perception of life. Through describing the beautiful scenery of Dongting Lake, the author expressed his awe and praise for nature, and at the same time, he had a deeper understanding of the short-term and impermanence of life. The whole poem was sincere and profound, and it became a classic of Chinese classical poetry.

The poem on the Perfect World weapon was as follows: This sword was engraved with an ancient legend. It once belonged to a great warrior Waving it in battle, the world changes color Its sharpness shone like a star. This sword contains endless energy. It could cut through all matter and destroy all enemies. It once belonged to a legendary hero Using it in battle saved countless lives. This sword has a mysterious appearance It seems to be able to absorb the energy around it It once belonged to a mysterious warrior He cultivated silently in an unknown place. This sword is the symbol of a perfect world It represented the dignity and power of a warrior. It once belonged to countless heroes Using it in battle had forged a glorious history.

How can the world not live up to the Tathagata and not live up to you? Translate the entire poem: How could there be a perfect solution in this world? He could not live up to Tathagata's grace and Qing Qing's feelings.

"How can there be a perfect law in the world that doesn't fail the Buddha and doesn't fail the Qing?" It comes from Yuan Zhen, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. This poem described the longing for a lover in the distance, expressing the poet's distress of not being able to balance both, but also expressing his persistence and determination for love. This poem was widely praised as one of the classic love poems.

Falling into darkness in a perfect world usually referred to the process of people or forces gradually heading for destruction and degeneration after losing their beliefs or goals. This word often appears in some tragic or conflicting plots, such as characters losing their faith in God or justice for various reasons, causing them to gradually lose their morality and rationality and start to go crazy or evil. Falling into darkness in a perfect world usually meant that a character or force had lost their belief in perfection and began to deviate from the right path, eventually leading to their destruction and disappearance.

In the perfect world, falling into darkness usually meant that the character gradually fell into the control of the dark forces after experiencing certain events or encounters, becoming a slave or follower of the dark forces. This kind of situation usually appeared in the world view of a perfect world. Various forces and dark organizations constantly expanded their strength and posed a threat to other characters. When a character falls into the darkness, they may lose their beliefs and principles and gradually become a slave or ornament of the dark forces. They may even be corrupted and become a victim of the dark forces. The result of falling into the darkness could be that the character completely lost himself and became a part of the dark forces or was forced to participate in the dark activities and work for them. In novels, falling into darkness was usually a more pessimistic and negative plot setting. It was often used to portray the tragic fate and weak willpower of the characters. However, this kind of plot could also stimulate the reader's emotional resonance and make people have a deeper feeling and thinking about the fate of the character.

Sending Du Shaofu to Shuzhou was a farewell poem written by Wang Zhihuan, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. It expressed the poet's sadness and blessing for his friend's departure. The poet expressed his reluctance and emotion to part with his friends by describing the scene of parting and his own feelings. In the poem, he mentioned that " a bosom friend at sea is like a neighbor at the far end of the world " to express the value of friendship and the belief that friends can continue to keep in touch in the future. At the same time, he also expressed his wish for his friends who were about to go to Shuzhou to work. He hoped that they could perform well in their new positions and make greater contributions to society. This poem expressed the poet's expectations for friendship and the future, expressing his emotional resonance and blessings.

This poem was Du Fu's " La Ri ". In this poem, the poet expressed his praise and admiration for the winter plum blossoms. At the same time, he also used the plum blossoms as a metaphor for his indomitable spirit and indomitable quality. The plum blossoms in the poem bloomed beautifully in the cold winter. The poet used the phrase " proud snow and frost " to describe the tenacious quality of the plum blossom, indicating that the plum blossom would not yield to the cold and difficulties. At the same time, the poet also used plum blossoms as a metaphor for his own character, indicating that the opening of plum blossoms was a check and encouragement to himself. Du Fu's "La Ri" was regarded as a classic work in the Tang Dynasty poetry. Its emotional and intellectual content was deeply loved and praised by people.

The name of this poem was 'I will not disappoint the Tathagata, I will not disappoint you.'