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Believing in Buddha seeks peace of mind.
Jiang Muwan lifted her eyes, tearfully looking at the old man, her face still streaked with tears, but a smile gradually spread across her lips. She slightly curved her eyes, muddled by the mist of her tears, and reached out to lift the coffee cup and hand it to the old man, crying and laughing as she said, "Then take a sip."
The old man glanced at the pitch-black coffee in front of him and, indeed, obliged Jiang Muwan by taking a sip.
After drinking, he even savored it a bit: "Bitter, yet salty."
Bitterness is the inherent taste of coffee, the saltiness was Jiang Muwan's tears.
"But the aftertaste is sweet."
Life, after enduring hardship, sees the rainbow, much like the coffee in Jiang Muwan's hands.
[I love drinking tea, but I also know that coffee isn't bad either]
The implication of this saying was that the Song Family is good, but if you want the Jiang Family, that's fine too.
All hurts in life come from comparison.
