Japan's largest cosmetics company received complaints from customers about empty soap boxes. To prevent this from happening again on the production line, engineers worked "hard and diligently" to invent an X-ray monitor to inspect every soap box before shipment. The same problem occurred at a smaller company, and their solution was to purchase a powerful industrial fan to blow away any empty soap boxes.

NASA discovered that astronauts couldn't write with ink pens in the low-temperature, zero-gravity conditions of outer space. After ten years of research and billions of dollars, the Americans developed a pen that could write in such conditions. In contrast, the Soviets simply used pencils to solve the same problem.

Modern medicine slaughters countless animals, subjecting them to innumerable inhumane experiments and extracting countless "essences" from them. It abuses technology, consumes vast environmental resources, and creates massive pollution; its system is so vast and costly that it has nearly reached the point of "shaking the nation's foundation." Yet, it cannot truly cure diseases, only control them.

At the end of Volume 6 of the Shurangama Sutra, it is said, "If the cause is not genuine, the result will be twisted." If medicine is based on killing, wasteful consumption of resources, and commercial means, how can it bear truly healthy fruits?

Traditional Chinese medicine, using only the theory of the correspondence between heaven and man, with a few dollars' worth of acupuncture and a few dozen dollars' worth of herbs, can truly cure diseases, restore the original dynamic balance, and eliminate the need for any further medication to control superficial symptoms.

This is the difference between focusing on the "problem" and focusing on the "solution."

People are often blinded by the dazzling appearance and fail to see the reality behind the illusion.

Shen Yaozi said, "The sun bakes the earth, dissipating all things."