Buhha Jiayang

We ask Buhha Jiayang what love is.
He tells us a story.
In the ancient times, there was a young man named Zhou Yu who liked eating eels. One day, his friend gave him some eels. He wanted to boil the eels to make some soup. He put the eels in the pot, and gradually heated. The eels could feel the change of temperature and would not struggle, so the taste would be more dilicious.
When the water was boiling, Zhou Yu was surprised at a eel which arched its body, while its top and tail remained in the water.
So he picked the eel out to find the reason. When he cut the eel, he found that there were so many spawns in its body. It was a female eel which put her top and tail in the boiling water while arched her body to protect her children. Zhou Yu was stunned and he was deeply touched. The power of love is so great.
This story makes us come to understand that there are so many kinds of love: some are visible while others are invisible. Love is like dew while we are the grass. Love is ke the sunshine while we are the trees. Love is like sea while we are fish. Love is like sky while we are birds.