Soaking refers to the oil condensed on crispy cheese, which means that people are greatly inspired by clever ideas. This is a common Chinese word in daily life.

The Nirvana Sutra says: For example, milk comes from cows, cheese comes from milk, Jesus comes from cheese, mature Jesus comes from giving birth to Jesus, and mature Jesus comes from mature Jesus. At the top. Tang Pei-Yi said in The Legend of the Jianghu: When the dragon comes out, it must be given by the pearl of the bright moon. If you get it, fry it for three days, and every little dragon has a headache.

First, the oil extracted from crisp cheese. Second, Buddhism is a metaphor for Buddha's nature. Third, it is a metaphor for wine. Source: Tang Xiuya's "Smell Hokkekyo Song": Close your eyes and listen carefully, and drop it into your intestine.