In a Japanese temple called "Changle Temple", there lived a practicing monk and four cats. This monk was the abbot of the temple. A few years ago, a stray cat strayed into Changle Temple and was adopted by him. Later, the stray cat gave birth to three more kittens.
The arrival of these four cats brought a lot of fun to the monk's originally boring practice. The abbot also specially opened social accounts for these cats to post their interesting daily lives!
The abbot doted on these kittens and even allowed them to eat on the table. Therefore, when eating every day, the dining table becomes a scene where these little guys compete for favor. Whoever can sit in the abbot's arms first will take the initiative in the meal!
Therefore, every time before the abbot began to eat, the four kittens fought to sit on the chair.
However, "cats" are not as good as fate. The abbot will just grab one and put it in his arms, while the other kittens can only stand on the edge of the chair or on the ground!
It is not easy for the abbot to have a good meal. Whenever he is about to eat, the kittens will launch meowing and coquettish attacks! Ask the abbot to give them delicious food.
How could the abbot resist it? Every time before the abbot eats, he has to feed the cats something delicious, sometimes some dried fish, sometimes some cat snacks...
The abbot is also quite fair. Every time he feeds delicious food, he will make sure that every cat will be fed.
The abbot could have corrected the cats' behavior of watching him eat, but he believed that this was the cats' nature and should not be restrained or changed, as long as they were happy.
The abbot will also feed the cats on time. The cats are actually full, but whenever the abbot eats or even drinks tea, they will automatically gather around him! Ask for a snack or a touch.
The abbot has already acquiesced in the cats' behavior, because he has completely become a "cat slave"! In addition to practicing, eating, and sleeping every day, I spend time with cats...
For cat lovers, being surrounded by cats like this, like the master of cats, should feel quite good!
The previous abbot may have been a traditional, serious old man. Under the influence of these cats, he became more and more fashionable and even became a little fan of Japanese idols.
These cats have become the mascots of the temple. One of the reasons why many people go to the temple to worship is to see these little guys.
For the sake of the cats, four kittens have been neutered at the address. Now they have been with the abbot for many years. Xiao Ai also hopes that they can live such a happy life forever!
Practicing alone is too lonely. It would be a pleasure to have these cats as companions. What do you think?