"Zhuangzhou Qi Jue Jie" is a Taoist classic on qi and health preservation compiled by an unknown person. Taoist classics on qi and health preservation, not divided into volumes. The book first quotes the phrase "Zhuangzi: The Master of Health Preservation", "It means that if you are poor for fuel, the fire will spread, and you don't know how to use it up" to explain the principle of persuading Qi, hence the name. For an introduction to Zhuang Zhou, see Zhuangzi. Qi Jue, a Taoist term for refining and nourishing Qi, refers to the secrets of moving Qi, distributing Qi, etc. The book states that fire is passed down by firewood, and life is extended by qi. Human life can be gained in one breath. If you take in qi and maintain your health, you can prolong your life. If you want to seek immortality, you must first cultivate Qi. And details various methods of persuasion. The original source is: "Orthodox Taoist Canon" Dongshen Department Method Category
