The Celestial Master of Suppressing Evil: Starting from Duan Gong in Red

Duan Gong is a special group that has been passed down from generation to generation among the people to worship gods and entertain people. They have been dealing with the gods all year round, and they are regarded as communicators of the gods by mysteriously "expelling ghosts, avoiding evil spirits, and praying for peace" in the village. Duan Gong wears a red cassock. Red also represents vitality and masculinity to suppress evil spirits. It also visually builds a psychological defense line to deter ghosts. Here "the red clothes are not auspicious clothes, but war robes; and Duan Gong is not a kind person, but a heavenly master who suppresses evil." The protagonist Liu Chunqiu has a special liking for Duangong's career and specializes in dealing with ghosts. While he dances with Duangong, he searches for the treasure map of "Duangong's Lost Dharma Lineage", which is his inseparable pursuit. He combines "expelling ghosts and avoiding evil spirits" with "hunting for treasures". He endures humiliation and hardship, and unveils the mystery in the deep mountain villages in southwest Hubei. This book is not a traditional Taoist exorcism theme. It is based on the folk culture of Duan Gong. It collects unit stories of Duan Gong's "exorcism of ghosts and prays for blessings". It is based on the theme of exploring and searching for "Duan Gong's lost dharma lineage" and walking among the people, strange mountains and caves, deserted temples and the mysterious yin and yang realms. The treasure hunt here is a clue to Duan Gong's inheritance, rather than a clue to pure wealth; this is not a B&B documentary, but the protagonist's growth process. Special reminder: Believe in science and never be superstitious.