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A Profound Book That Can Help Me Grow My Brain
Logically rigorous, not mindless sweet stories, with deep foreshadowing, and a grand world view, this kind of
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A Novel That Records True Taoist Mantras.
I want to read a book similar to "Tao Fa Xuan Ling". The heroine of this novel grew up with her uncle from the Quanzhen sect. I have practiced many Quanzhen sect's fundamental inner and outer elixirs. Later, the bond with the eight major sects of Zhengyi and the confrontation with the Yinshan sect are part of the novel.
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Looking for Articles Similar to "The Book of Hundred Demons"! This Type of Thing Really Kills Me
In addition, the author's book "The Language of Floating Life" is also very beautiful! I brushed it N times!
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Ah, There's Been a Shortage of Books Recently. I'm Looking for Books, No Restrictions on Genres, Good Ones.
I want to read a book similar to "The Little Junior Sister Is Clearly Super Strong, But Is Overly Dumb (Yijian Xinghedu)".
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This book can prove that many doctrines and theories of Buddhism, Taoism and various religions are fabricated and made up out of thin air. For example, in ancient and modern times, at home and abroad, countless practitioners have flocked to it for thousands of years to become monks and practice hard in order to get rid of the so-called suffering of reincarnation. One of the core teachings is that the soul is immortal and death does not mean liberation. It is just another reincarnation. However, this book proposes feeding tigers. [42] When a ghost enters the tiger's mouth, both the spirit and the soul will be destroyed, and will completely disappear from the world. This can prove that the soul will eventually disappear, and it is not immortal. Religion is lying! ! In other words, this can be used as another way to escape reincarnation through religious practice! The second person I would like to ask is whether the mountain ghost written by Qu Yuan refers to a mandrill? The Classic of Mountains and Seas was written by a person with supernatural powers in ancient times, who is also an earthly immortal in the eyes of secular people. Otherwise, there are so many immortals, demons, and monsters that ordinary people would not be able to see. Most of the literati's notes on ghosts and monsters in the past, such as the Notes and Supplements of Yuewei Thatched Cottage, etc., Are all true. It is not surprising that the Baize map has recorded more than 10,000 images of ghosts and ghosts, which are part of the vast universe. In ancient times, there were many monsters and monsters. Because the population base at that time was small, with only tens of millions of people, and there were wild mountains and forests everywhere, snake monsters often made trouble and harmed the people. There are many records of this matter in Youyang Zazu, and there are also Sanyan Erpai However, from the 400 million population during the Republic of China to the current 1.4 Billion population, the population base has increased dramatically. Even some remote places are full of people and full of popularity, so the number of spirits has decreased. In the 1970s and 1980s, there were still giant python spirits in some deep mountains and old forests. Some elderly people saw them with their own eyes. The second reason is that from the tens of millions of people in ancient times to the current 1.4 Billion people, the souls of a sudden increase of more than one billion people are the reincarnations of animals and beasts, as well as some spirits. Therefore, monsters are less common in cities now, but there are more haunted supernatural events.
The gentleman is well-informed and has strong writing skills. He must be a guest living in the mountains. Although most of the plots in his articles are fantasy, they are recorded in imperial books and are not regarded as unofficial history or official history. There is reality within the imaginary, and there is emptiness within the reality. Since ancient times, there have been many strangers in China, including the Ghost Valley of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Three Immortals of the Later Han Dynasty. What the teacher said is half true and half false, and young people are stupid and still have only a half-knowledge. I look at the mysterious origins of mountains and seas, and I don't know what ancient people wrote them. It may be passed down from dynasty to dynasty, just like the Yanhuang of Xinhuo. There are gentlemen in this generation who have the correct solution. The Chronicles of Chinese Monsters written by Mr. Te Xie from Rongcheng Xiaosheng! Mandrills mostly live in the large valleys and deep mountains south of the Yangtze River and Huaihe River. He is not evil by nature and has a mixed diet, especially shrimps and crabs from mountain streams. He is proficient in human language and is good at becoming invisible. He can also train all kinds of animals to avoid the sound of firecrackers. If he knows a person's name, he can exorcise curses and kill people invisibly. Its nest is built in a tree, and it looks like a human house. The mandrills in Lingnan are capable of cultivating crops and are divided among the landowners. The males are called monkeys and the females are called monkeys. When mountain people go into the mountains, they should bring more money and powder. If the money is given to the public and the fat is given to the aunt, they can travel there safely. Or if you are scolded, retaliate with revenge. Or if someone steals something from someone else and is humiliated by someone else, they feel ashamed to return it. ——Taoist Anping·Review of Mandrill Muke, who lives in the Lingnan area, looks like a human, so it is said to be short. Its claws are sharp enough to penetrate the skull, and it can make string instruments with people. Its origin can be traced back to the pre-Qin Dynasty. It is suspected that the Qin king's political envoys were slaves in Lingnan, and they died in the mountains and fields. They ate fruits and even behaved like beasts, or mandrills, which were multiplied by the giants of Jiangxi. Their subsequent generations were even more bizarre. ——Anping Taoist·Mu objective review
The writing is seasoned, just like an elder telling a story, so eloquently that you can't wait to read it all in one sitting! Various quotations from scriptures show that the author put a lot of effort into writing the book!
This book is truly an anomaly in the modern impetuous social environment. It is a rare masterpiece for understanding ancient Chinese myths and legends and strange folk stories. It is a reading material for those who want to understand ancient primitive legends and cultivate their interest and feelings in traditional Chinese culture.
The book not only has grotesque and bizarre plots that are fascinating, but also contains profound insights into ancient culture and folk beliefs between the lines. It uses monsters to reflect various situations in the world, so that readers can not only indulge in unconstrained fantasies but also touch them during this fantasy journey. It is an excellent book that is both interesting and connotative, and can greatly satisfy readers' desire to explore the mysterious and unknown. It is like a lamp illuminating the strange and mysterious path that has been dusted by time, leading us to walk, marvel and think in the ancient oriental fantasy land.
Ancient and modern legends, the source of strange gods and strange things.
It would be perfect if the pinyin was added to the note [laughing and crying]
From this book, we can understand the rich and diverse mysterious creatures and folklore in traditional Chinese culture from a completely different perspective, and it provides a rare opportunity to deeply explore the world of Chinese monsters. The book records the images and stories of various legendary monsters in Chinese culture, and introduces in detail the origins, characteristics, legendary backgrounds of various monsters contained in the stories, as well as their meanings and symbols in Chinese culture. It's very easy and interesting to read.
What a treasure trove of books, I decided to keep them forever and never get tired of reading them. The main thing is that the overview of each monster is very detailed, and both the writing and the storyline are so fascinating and sparkling. It can be given the title of a masterpiece among novels, a pearl among masterpieces. Pay attention to the literary giant Mr. Chongli, and hope that he will continue his efforts, bravely create new works, and captivate new readers.
[Thinking] The author has reorganized the stories of gods and monsters written by predecessors according to his own classification. Although most of the contents have been read, such a summary can be regarded as a summary from another perspective. The author has mixed some of his own ridicule into the text, which is quite interesting.
Have you heard of Shiju? Probably not, this is also a kind of spirit. It is a magical story that the stone is like a monkey and eats the monkey. It is said that the poet Yuan Mei of the Qing Dynasty visited Lianxi Academy, the former residence of Zhou Dunyi. When he followed the rocks and water into the sparsely populated backyard, he suddenly discovered that there were tens of thousands of monkeys entrenched on the mountain behind. There was a stone monkey in front of the monkey group. It stretched out its arms and turned into a monster. The monster was extremely powerful and cruel. It ate the monkey's brains alive, which made Yuan Mei run away in panic. I went home and read "Foreign Object Chronicles" and learned that the monster was Shiju. Seeing this, I thought of Sun Wukong. I wonder if he is a variant of Shi Ju?
It calls for the protection of nature, the writing is beautiful, the content is fascinating and the categories are complete. My favorite monster in it is Qingji, who wears a yellow crown and drives a car for thousands of miles. If you call him by his name, he will stand there and look at you in confusion (he is so cute) and can also be used to convey messages.
If you want to learn about ancient myths and legends and folk anecdotes, this book is really recommended [Learn to Learn]. It is a book suitable for cultivating interest in traditional Chinese culture. The content is divided into four chapters. The rare words in the text are also marked with pinyin to help them read [Explore] Among the many monsters, there are two. The name I was surprised by has been seen in "Hundred Demons Book". The descriptions of the appearance and characteristics are roughly the same. They are two harmless little monsters, Xinang and Qingji [laughing] It is comfortable to read with reference to classics. On such a leisurely and warm afternoon like today, I finished reading this book [laughing]
Wangxiang save me! Can you say that about drowning?
The red willow baby is the cutest monster I have seen in this book. This species was discovered by Ji Xiaolan. Probably within the boundaries of Urumqi, I often encounter a kind of little people about a foot tall, men, women and children, wearing red willows on their heads. They are very happy, often singing and dancing, until they are caught by Ji Xiaolan's soldiers. After being caught, some died of fear, while most of them were crying without eating or drinking. Later, the soldiers could not bear the bullying and released them. This is the legendary Hongliu Baby, Lilliput, also called Fungus. I think these little guys are cute, non-aggressive, lively and versatile.
Anyone who wants to watch fantasy or weird stuff can be satisfied here. It has rich content and a wide range of materials, so it's worth a look! This book may not be outstanding, but it is certainly impressive.
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This book is excellent material for a novel.
The story is very good and very attractive
Very good, many monsters in the Classic of Mountains and Seas have been interpreted [eating melon]
Who is the author?
The story is pretty good and the description is okay.
Very good story and very exciting
This book is a modern fairy tale
It's perfect, but it's a pity that many of the monsters are incomplete. After all, in ancient times, very few ghost novels were handed down.
The writing is so good, the scriptures are quoted, and the story is lifelike.
There are many records about monsters in the Chinese classics and history, including "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", "Zi Buyu", "Youyang Zazu", etc. This book uses easy-to-understand language and vernacular form to interpret many stories, including hundreds of monsters, divided into chapters on mountain spirits, water monsters and giant beasts. The sequential logic starts with small objects such as mountain spirits and water monsters, and ends with the "Trolls" category, gradually broadening the horizons, and finally ends with the "Creation Level" as the sublimation of the whole book. This book is very exciting and interesting.
The content is rich and colorful, the ancient books and anecdotes are comprehensively collected, and the content is fascinating.
Are the things recorded in the book fabricated or are there actual records? Why can't we see these monsters now? Is it extinct?
Very interesting and worth reading