大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 47.27

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疏「顧復之義見於毛詩」者，《詩》云「父兮生我，母兮鞠我。拊我畜我，長我育我。顧我復我，出入腹我。」鄭玄箋云「顧，視也。復，反也。言子離雖近，猶步步反顧。」又箋詩云「是顧是復者，顧念而復之。」今菩薩於諸眾生亦爾。

Regarding the commentary’s “The meaning of watching over and turning back is seen in the Mao Shi”: The Shi says, “Father begot me, / Mother nurtured me. / Caressed me, fed me, / Brought me up, reared me, / Watched over me, returned to me, / Coming and going, held me to the bosom.” Zheng Xuan’s annotation says: “Gu means to look at; fu means to turn back. It means that although the child’s departure is near at hand, [the parent] still turns back to look at every step.” Another annotation on the Shi says: “’Watching over and turning back’ means watching with concern and returning to them.” Now, the bodhisattva toward all sentient beings is also like this.