How deep are the ancient alleys in Jiangnan? There is moisture seeping into the cracks of the bluestone slabs, and there is a "Li's Feng Shui Clinic" hidden among the white walls and black tiles. Opening the door, sandalwood scent lingers, and the manager, Li Mingpin, is rubbing the old walnuts - he doesn't draw charms and recite incantations, but he can make insomniac executives sleep peacefully and help anxious girls regain confidence in life.
Mr. Lin from a major Internet company came with a "violent" attitude, saying that the office forced him to lose his hair; Wan Qing, who lived alone, always woke up at night, suspecting that "dirty" things were rented in the old house; Sister Wang, who came with her daughter, became furious and said that her children's grades plummeted as soon as they set up their desks. They came to ask about Feng Shui with hesitant thoughts, but Li Mingpin pointed it out with a smile: "What you want to adjust is not the position, but the heart."
The young assistant Su Xiaotang held up a notebook and asked about "principles", just in time to explain the readers' doubts; the old Chinese doctor Mr. Chen occasionally came to consult and add a few ancestral health tips. There are no mysterious and mysterious routines here. The compass determines the order of life, the acupuncture points touch the tight nerves, and the common words solve the knots in the heart.
Li Mingpin said that the so-called "evil spirit" is just the grievances blocked in the heart; adjusting the layout is actually to straighten out the chaotic life. After moving the desk, adding a soothing diet, and listening to him say "take your time" for a few words, the visitor's steps became lighter when he walked - the environment was smooth, and his mind was at ease.
This healing book hidden in the alleys is filled with stories of ordinary people. If you are overwhelmed by life, you might as well come and sit down - Li Mingpin's clinic always keeps a light on your mind.
