Diary of Days, Months and Years

The years rotate in sequence, the sun and the moon form the chapter. The millennium of time in China is never a cold scale, but a myth of the mountains and seas hidden in the calendar, integrated into the solar terms, and attached to the festivals. Since ancient times, our ancestors observed celestial phenomena, determined the four seasons, and divided the years into years. The earth has been tilled and rested according to the twenty-four solar terms, and the festivals and customs of hundreds of dynasties have been followed to offer sacrifices and pray for peace. The blackbirds return at the Spring Equinox, the lotus breeze flourishes at the Summer Solstice, the geese disappear at the Autumnal Equinox, and the wild geese disappear under the snow at the Winter Solstice. New Year firecrackers drive away the New Year beasts, the Dragon Boat Festival crosses the river gods, the Mid-Autumn moon shines on the fairy palace, and the Double Ninth Festival climbs up to pay respect to the immortals. The scenery of the four seasons all have their origins, and there are legends hidden in each period of time. The time sequence of heaven and earth is controlled by the ancient gods, and life follows the rules year after year. But there are gaps in the years, and the way of heaven gradually becomes disordered. I don't know when the star orbits shifted, the solar terms were out of order, the charm of festivals and customs disappeared, spring, summer, autumn and winter changed randomly, human farming was excessive, and the cold and heat were out of balance. The mythical events that had been passed down for thousands of years were dusted over time, and the order of the four seasons was on the verge of collapse. Wang Quan is a member of the Xihuang lineage and is the successor of Shangguan Ling, a direct disciple of Feng Yanmo. He inherits the cultural heritage of Emperor Xi, inherits the legacy of his master, and walks the world with the important mission of restoring the order of the world and restoring the thousand-year history of ancient times. With one's meager Taoist deeds, one protects the world's four seasons and the peace of time. As a mortal, I can understand the mysteries of the sun and the moon; I can record the history of China with the years of my life. When the scattered myths of solar terms are restored one by one, all the lost sources of festivals are revived, and the chaotic calendar star paths return to the right track. Wang Quan finally used his own power to write and write the most magnificent scroll of mountains and rivers in the world. This scroll is a record of the sun, moon and years that runs through ancient and modern times and connects humans and gods.