Haoran Dictionary

In the ordinary day, he is an ordinary researcher sorting out old papers; in the hidden night, he is a civilized Tibetan official who suppresses demons with his pen and ink. Yang Shuhao, a graduate of the History Department of Jincheng University, unexpectedly awakened the "great righteousness" that had been silent for thousands of years while sorting ancient books and reading in the park day after day. From then on, words turned into talismans and seals, and calligraphy and painting became supernatural powers. From a young man immersed in old papers, he embarked on the path of "Confucianism" to practice the ancient sage's way in this life. From urban alleys to the secrets of the Qinling Mountains, from the Dunhuang Grottoes to the deep sea ravines, Yang Shuhao and his team used righteousness as their sword and classics as their shield to guard the light of civilization in crisis after crisis. He gradually understood that true spiritual practice is not only the improvement of personal power, but also the pursuit of "Tao" - how to protect ancient wisdom while allowing it to rejuvenate in modern society. This is an epic about the guardians of civilization. When the ancient seal faces collapse, when the whisper of nothingness attempts to erase all human memory, Yang Shuhao stands at the crossroads of the survival of human civilization. He will use what he has learned throughout his life to write an unprecedented "Haoran Codex" - this is not only a war against chaos, but also a profound inquiry about the meaning of civilization, individual value, inheritance and innovation. The collision of tradition and modernity, the symbiosis of individuals and civilization. From self-cultivation and determination to scholarship, benefiting the world, and finally enlightening the world, every step Yang Shuhao takes is the rebirth and transformation of an ancient practice system in the contemporary era. When he finally chose to return to his hometown and turn his lifelong insights into the inheritance of "New Literature and Taoism", the light he lit has quietly shone in the hearts of countless people who came after him.