Vientiane Tea House: Shijing Xuanshi

Introduction to the work "Vientiane Teahouse" Lin Yanshu, a master of philosophy from Peking University, was disheartened by the academic turmoil and returned to Lao Cai to inherit his grandfather's teahouse. I thought I was just making tea to survive, but I accidentally discovered that the three boxes of ancient books left by my grandfather contained real Taoist wisdom. He uses "Ma Yi Xian Xiang" to detect liars, uses "Three Essentials of a Yangzhai" to resolve family conflicts, uses "Plum Blossoms to Count" to warn of community crises, and uses Lu Ban's secrets to protect the peace of the neighborhood. The seemingly mysterious metaphysics turns into practical life wisdom in his hands - adjusting the position of the desk to improve concentration, arranging green plants to improve the family atmosphere, and choosing auspicious days to enhance psychological cues. Su Wanzhao, the planning bureau commissioner who is supremely rational, initially believed that he was a mysterious man. But after seeing him solve real-life difficulties again and again, he began to waver. From confrontation to cooperation, from suspicion to love, the two men jointly explored the intersection of traditional wisdom and modern science in the dispute over the renovation of the old street. However, there is an undercurrent. The mysterious organization "Youquanhui" covets the Laojie veins, and the descendants of the nine Xuanmen veins appear one after another. Only then did Lin Yanshu learn that his grandfather had been the last guardian of the "Tianji Pavilion", and that he was being involved in a silent war between ancient inheritance and modern survival. This is an urban metaphysics novel that incorporates Qi Men Dun Jia, Feng Shui physiognomy, Taoist spells, and numerology divination. It is also a practical guide that teaches you to use ancient wisdom to solve modern dilemmas. Each chapter contains immediately applicable life skills, and each story reflects the anxieties and desires of contemporary people. When traditional culture returns to life in the most down-to-earth way, it changes not only the fate of the people in the book, but also