Qing'an Courtyard

I was laid off in middle age, and a thick pile of physical examination reports were all red marks. I couldn't sleep all night and felt panicked. I simply sold the city home where I had been depressed for half my life, and returned with my wife to the old rural home left by my ancestors. After tidying up my old house, I dug out ancient dietary therapy books handed down from my ancestors, and combined them with the Taoist Vajra Gong and Longevity Kung health-preserving mental methods, which is what I relied on. They don't engage in magical healing, and they don't have systems or superpowers. They just keep a small Qing'an courtyard, cultivate vegetable gardens, brew herbal health teas for all seasons, and stew mild home-cooked medicinal meals. The neighbors around me are suffering from sub-health, menopause, and emotional internal strife. I patiently share the methods of calming down and recuperating. Countless city people who are overwhelmed by the high pressure of the workplace come to the small courtyard to stay and recuperate temporarily. When faced with jealous and scheming relatives and health care product dealers who prey on the elderly, I won't argue or argue. I will only speak with the physical improvement I can see day after day. I don't want to be rich and powerful, I just want to be surrounded by vegetation and enjoy three meals a day. Away from the endless involution of the city, in the slow local fireworks, you can soothe half-life anxiety and find lasting peace of mind. [Urban farming, rural life, middle-aged healing, dietary therapy and gourmet food, no system, realistic inspiration, leisurely and slow life, family daily life]