四大皆空

Explanation: Four: ancient India, said land, water, fire and wind as the "four." Buddhist terms. Means all the world empty. Is a negative thought. 　　Usage: The main predicate; as predicate, object; containing derogatory 　　Source: Minglan Ling Xiao Xiao Sheng, "Jin Ping Mei": "One no hanging, nothing concrete." 　　Examples: Birth chaos, ~, not even names. (Qing Chen Chen, "Water Margin after the transfer," thirty-back) Thesaurus:  be free from things of the world, Aloof as things, see through body, be disillusioned with the mortal world; see through the vanity of life, No heart Distracting thoughts Antonym Group:  derived from the eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body and mind, Five Love Six carnal desires, affected by sorrow linger, linger heartrending, Full of pathos