Zhuang Zhou dreamed of butterflies, without any reality or reality. The poet dreams of transcending the secular world and captures eternity in the dew of lightning. "The Coming of Tulku borrows allusions from Buddhist scriptures and uses Zhou Mengdie's day as a metaphor for the scenery in his life. It intersperses and reflects his thinking, practice, and writing from daily life, trying to recreate the atmosphere of Wuchang Street and the lonely country of bookstalls in the past, and pursue The changes and inspirations brought about by the illness, the wanderings and meanings in several lives, finally manifested into the realization and emotion of living up to the Tathagata and living up to you.