Bodhisattva Longmeng once taught in "On the Treasure in the Middle View" that "there is a good way without evil interests", that is, those who have no cause and effect will inevitably degenerate into evil interests, and those who have cause and effect will naturally be good. In front of more than 6,000 disciples, Guru Ruyibao Jinmei Pengcuo also stressed: "Anyone who hears, recites and accepts this classic of all trades, as long as they have firm confidence in cause and effect, earnestly follow cause and effect, diligently practice, and repent their sins, will certainly not degenerate." Therefore, the disciples have great confidence in this scripture. According to the Catalogue of Tibetan Tripitaka, this Buddhist sutra was translated from Chinese into Tibetan in the Tang Dynasty. As a result, Korean disciples searched repeatedly in various Sino-Tibetan collections, but failed to find this Chinese language.

The French king is about to speak this sutra, so more than 500 Han monks and nuns in our college have repeatedly urged me to retranslate it into Chinese. I also want to have a unique fate with Buddhist scriptures in this life to repay the kindness of inheriting the guru. In addition, due to language barriers and other reasons, disciples at home and abroad, mainly Han Chinese, could not listen to the guru's lecture in person. For the sake of more people's temporary and realistic interests, I intend to retranslate these 100 industry classics. In my opinion, this Chinese translation is not only beneficial to all sentient beings now, but may still be beneficial to all sentient beings hundreds or thousands of years after my death.