"The Story of the Foolish Old Man Moves the Mountain" takes the death of Zhisou as an example and tells the story of his wife, Zhisou, who went to Lingshan Mountain to obtain the elixir to save her husband, but fell into layers of confusion on the way home: from the obsession with perfect shipbuilding in Wangchuan River to the cognitive dilemma of the debate of the frog in the well, Then to the theoretical illusion of the Cause and Effect Tea House and the Zen enlightenment of Qingshan Temple... In the test of the intertwining of reality and reality, she constantly questioned her original intention, faced her obsessions, and gradually revealed the true meaning of life that "the spiritual mountain is not in the horizon, but in the heart". This is a sequel that combines classical fables and philosophical speculation. It explores the eternal propositions of reality and illusion, perseverance and loss, wisdom and hard work with delicate brushstrokes.
