"Shaking the Dragon Sutra" says: If the dragon is real, the acupoint will also be real. If the dragon is not real, the acupoint will be real. Although it is easy to find a dragon, it is difficult to find a hole, but it is only because of people's taste. It is easier to peel a dragon and replace it with a star, but it is not difficult to identify a suspicious dragon's hole. The ancients looked at the dragon to know the correct acupoint, and the cover general knew the dragon to find its knot; to know the dragon's family's bone-changing star, the wealth and honor made people speechless.
The discovery of an auspicious acupoint requires the right time, place, and people. Some Feng Shui masters travel all over the country to famous mountains and rivers, but they never have the chance to find a famous acupoint that will be passed down to future generations. Sometimes you find a good place but click on the wrong acupuncture point; sometimes you find the acupoint but divide the gold incorrectly. As the saying goes, "there is a thin line between dividing gold and wealth." . . . . .
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It's beautiful, really beautiful.
The writing is humorous and the story is told slowly, making people think.
It's beautiful, really beautiful.
The writing is humorous and the story is told slowly, making people think.
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