regard with mercy
In Chinese, Pinyin is f ó y à nxi à NGK à n, which means to look with the eyes of Buddha. It means to treat with kindness without harm. It comes from the great Tang Dynasty's good guidance of Buddhist scriptures, observation of scriptures and narration of scriptures.
Analysis of Idioms
[antonym]: look at everything
Idiom usage
If you and I have good intentions, we will see each other from the Buddha's point of view; if it is not good, it will bring suffering to the common people in a city, and all of them will die. Feng Menglong's warning of the world Volume 28
The origin of Idioms
In the great Tang Dynasty's Sutra of good guidance of monks, observation of sutras, narration of sutras, da you's intention of creating sutras, it is said that "by virtue of this merit, we can give back to all living beings, learn to develop the heart of Bodhisattva, show mercy to each other, and see each other from the Buddha's eyes."
Chinese PinYin : fó yǎn xiāng kàn
regard with mercy
The thunder is too quick to stop. jí léi bù jí sāi ěr
The wolf leaps and the gall flies. láng tū chī zhāng
each man fight all by himself. rén zì wéi zhàn
the house is nearby but the person is far away. shì ěr rén yáo
old acquaintances and new customers received alike by the shopmen. shēng zhāng shú wèi