Karma: Karma refers to the cause of karma, that is, past behavior, also known as karma. It is the seed of flowering and fruiting in the future, planting good causes, bearing good fruits, planting evil causes and bearing bad consequences. Fate: contingency, that is, conditions, or environmental factors, because this seed needs certain conditions to germinate, blossom and bear fruit. If the conditions are met, it will germinate, blossom and bear fruit. Without conditions, it will not germinate, blossom and bear fruit. Every event is a fruit, which is bound to happen, with both cause and fate.
Buddhism tells us the truth of life in the universe, that is, events are fleeting and will not last forever, but the law of cause and effect is the only constant.
If you want good results and endless blessings, you must abide by the laws of karma, do all evil things, and pursue all good people. If there is a good family, there will be Qing Yu. If there is a bad family, there will be more disasters!