Evening Drum, Morning Bell (暮鼓晨鐘)

According to the Digital Dictionary of Buddhism, this is a Chinese idiom “describing a strict daily routine. It derives from the playing of bells and drums within a Chinese Buddhist monastery to mark the services throughout the day and the articulations of the monastic routine.”

Ashvaghosha’s Sharing of Merit (from The Awakening of Faith)

我今已解釋, 甚深廣大義, 功德施群生, 令見真如法。 我 I 今 now 已 finished 解釋 discourse , 甚深 incredibly profound http://www.buddhism-dict.net/cgi-bin/xpr-ddb.pl?q=甚深 廣 wide, vast 大義 great significance , 功德 merit 施 spread 群生 all beings , 令見 let/make someone see 真 truth 如法 according to the dharma 。 https://cbetaonline.dila.edu.tw/zh/T32n1667_002

A Sino-Korean Diamond Sutra Gatha Chant

geu-eum gang ban ya ba ra mil gyeong. bul
chwi eo sang yeo yeo bu dong ha i go
il che yu wi beop yeo mong hwan po yeong
yeo ro yeong nyeo jeon eung jang nyeo si gwan
Diamond Prajna Paramita Sutra. Not
dependent on appearances, and also not moving. Why?
All impermanent dharmas like dream phantom bubble shadow,
like dew also like lightning, should constructed like this perceive.