What is the couplet at the entrance of Jinshan Temple? Urgent need!

Master Ci Zhou, the abbot of Jinshan Temple, wrote an inscription for the completion of the mountain gate: "The river washes away the vicissitudes of life and the people gather and disperse. The sky is wide and windy, blowing away the dust on earth, relying on the holy teachings and observing the situation. " On the back of the mountain gate, there is a couplet by Master Ci Zhou, which is quite imposing and to the point, and there is a kind word of "crossing 200 States in the south of the Yangtze River". The upper and lower couplets are written by using the mantra of Buddhist scriptures and the legendary stories in China's unique Buddhist culture: "All evil is not good, three monks are good, and four empty spaces and five righteousness are not the mountain gate of Hanlin Jade Belt Town." Naturally, every Buddhist has his own experience, and the story of "Hanlin Jade Belt" is annotated after the couplet. It tells an anecdote between Su Dongpo, who has an indissoluble bond with Buddhism, and his Buddhist friend Master Fo Yin. Fo Yin took off Mr. Dongpo's Hanlin jade belt and gave it to him on the spot with Miao Yan, who is "four empty and five aggregates". This jade belt is also called the treasure of Jinshan Temple.