I have been a vegetarian for 28 years. I was born in a vegetarian family. Poor meat eater. I said you didn't eat delicious food for nothing in your life. I was envious of being a vegetarian. I said you were lucky to have a vegetarian family environment. Can only say that there are gains and losses! Poor me, I just came to Bazhong, Sichuan, and I have no vegetarian teammates. I have become an art teacher who teaches both mathematics and science, and occasionally makes a guest appearance as a physical education teacher! Today is Tanabata, lying in bed, thinking of 28 years of vegetarian life, thinking of lost gains, thinking of a relationship that just broke up because of food problems, and saying, "If a word doesn't agree, it's a feeling"? I don't understand Buddhism, so I can't say such profound and philosophical words. I can only share my ups and downs in chronological order. I hope I won't be rejected because I'm not good at words

Before I graduated from college, I thought I was special. Small animals like to be near me. Even when crossing the street, I thought the car would definitely not hit me, but my mother told me that there was no miracle when I was born. Maybe I've seen too many fairy tales. I was born in Changchun City, Jilin Province. It is said that most of us in Northeast China came from Shandong before. Grandma, elder sister-in-law, uncle, mom and dad, and even I was born, so I formed a vegetarian family. Of course, I also have many vegetarian friends around me. There are more than 100 vegetarians I know in Shuangyang District. At that time, everyone liked me and said I was lucky. I was born a vegetarian and complacent. The reason for being a vegetarian at that time was probably to make everyone as simple as me (how simple my childhood was). My family believed in Buddhism, and then built the Shuangyang Temple. I remember my grandmother said that when she took me to eat vegetarian food, the young monk in the temple brought me a big bowl of steamed bread and vegetables, and I accidentally dropped them. The host also scolded the young monk. Now I think the young monk has been wronged enough.