This work "The Secret of the Sword of Inserting Clay" was written by Jiang Dahong. Jiang Gong, whose given name was Ke, also had the nicknames Pingjie, Wenjie, and Hushan, and his name was Zong Yangzi. He was born in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty. He lived in Zhangze, Huating, which is Zhangze Town, Songjiang District, Shanghai. He was born in 1620 AD (the forty-eighth year of Wanli) and died in 1714. His immortal life span was ninety-four. After losing his mother when he was young and his father in middle age, it is often said that Mr. Chiang Kai-shek, the former president of the Republic of China, is his descendant. This may be due to the complex Chiang clan in Zhejiang, but there is no solid evidence.
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This book "Sword Sticking in the Mud" is really amazing! The content inside is very exciting, especially the explanation about the dragon's lair, which opened my eyes. "There are strange things in strange caves, and dragons are even more strange." This sentence impressed me deeply. It turns out that there is so much knowledge in finding a good geographical location. I think this book is definitely a good book worth reading for those who like to study geography and Feng Shui.
This book "Sword Sticking in the Mud" is really amazing! The content inside is very exciting, especially the explanation about the dragon's lair, which opened my eyes. "There are strange things in strange caves, and dragons are even more strange." This sentence impressed me deeply. It turns out that there is so much knowledge in finding a good geographical location. I think this book is definitely a good book worth reading for those who like to study geography and Feng Shui.