"In Taiwanese, we say hioh-chhoan, which means 'take a breath,'" explains Gao. "The idea is similar to the Buddhist Shurangama Sutra's notion that by casting aside our greed, anger, etc., we can approach our Buddha nature. Both ask us to calm our emotions for a moment."
「台語說『歇喘』，就是暫時喘一口氣，與佛教《楞嚴經》『狂心頓歇，歇即菩提』的意思一樣，都是要我們的心情暫時平靜一下。」