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Books by Taoist Longmen
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Daoist Longmen Explains Daoist Stance Training 龙门道长阐述道家桩功功法
Prologue: Hidden Traces of Longmen Deep in the mountains, in a secluded valley, lies a secret place of cultivation known as Longmen Valley. Wreathed in clouds and mist, with ancient trees reaching into the sky, it seems cut off from the rest of the world. Longmen Valley is home to a profoundly learned Taoist known as Master Longmen. He has spent his life mastering Taoist martial arts and internal cultivation, with a particular talent for stance training. His techniques are profound and mysteriou
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Old Li of the Mountain Village 山村李老头
In a mountain village in Jiangxi, an old man named Li lived alone after his wife died young. By chance, he came across a book on Taoist teachings, which gave him supernatural abilities. He often helped his neighbors deal with paranormal incidents and earned their respect.
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Taoist Zhizhen's Travels Across the Four Seas 至震道长云游四海
The Supreme Taoist Master travels the four corners of the world, carrying out Heaven's will, slaying demons and vanquishing evil. Otherwise, the human world would be left in ruin. May the world of the future be free of demons and monsters causing havoc, and free of the bewitching world they build. The peaceful Taoist Master returns to the mountains to devote himself to cultivation.
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The Fortunes of Taoist Longmen 龙门道长的卦象人生
In the ancient and mysterious world of traditional crafts, every artisan holds reverence and love for tradition in their heart, weaving dreams and hope with their hands. Yet as time passes and the world changes, they are bound to encounter confusion and uncertainty along the way. In this challenging and unpredictable journey, a tranquil Qingyun Temple stands like a beacon. Longmen, the temple's Taoist master, uses his unfathomable Plum Blossom Numerology to guide artisans who have fallen into d
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Immigrants from the Waixiao Dam During the Hongwu Era 洪武年间瓦削坝移民
Balancing regional population density: In the late Yuan and early Ming, warfare and famine caused populations in places such as Huguang to plummet, leaving land barren, while Jiangxi remained relatively densely populated. Large numbers of migrants from Waxieba moved to Huguang and other regions, rapidly increasing their populations, changing the uneven distribution of people, and promoting a more rational allocation of population and land resources. This provided abundant labor for local economi
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The Taiji Era 太极纪年
From the beginning of the First Sino-Japanese War to the successful hosting of the 2008 Beijing Olympics after the founding of New China, this shows how tai chi made outstanding contributions to the development of China and humanity, and helped the world understand China.
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Master Longmen Explains the I Ching 龙门道长讲易经
Daoist Longmen studies traditional Chinese culture independently and specializes in the I Ching, The Great Learning, The Doctrine of the Mean, acupuncture, and martial arts. He holds a doctorate from a traditional Chinese medicine university. He belongs to the Wisdom generation of the Longmen sect on Mount Qingcheng and is a seventh-generation inheritor of Wu-style Tai Chi.
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Porcelain Bones and Smoky Clouds 瓷骨烟云
Preface to The Rise and Fall of the Porcelain Capital Throughout the long river of history, the surging tides of certain eras have shaped people’s destinies and forged legendary tales. The story told in this book takes place in just such a turbulent age. During the Hongwu era, waves of migration swept across the land, and social upheaval came like a storm. Jingdezhen in Jiangxi, a city famed for its porcelain, was also drawn into the vortex of the times. Li Ming, a young kiln worker, was one
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Daoist Zhenzhen's Travels Through the Northeast 至震道长云游东北
In the long river of history, some stories are buried beneath the sands of time, only to glimmer with captivating light through the cracks between the years. Some tell of courage and sacrifice, others of love and hate, faith and pursuit. Like fragments of time left behind, they await our discovery, piecing together, and contemplation. This book is just such a journey of discovery. It brings together the folk legends scattered across the land of Northeast China: mysterious tales of the Five Great
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Daoist Longmen Explains The Art of War 龙门道长解读孙子兵法
Throughout history, the flames of war have flared up time and again. Yet the flashes of wisdom that shone across the battlefield are like brilliant stars, piercing the haze of the ages and lighting the way for those who come after. The Art of Strategic Warfare: Jiang Yan’s Gambits invites you into an ancient world of war, filled with ingenuity and courage. Here, every battle is a contest of wits, every decision a matter of life and death, and every clash determines the rise or fall of a nation.
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Taoist Master Longmen Explains Rockefeller’s 20 Letters 龙门道长解读洛克菲洛20封信
In the tide of commerce, Rockefeller's wisdom shines like a brilliant star, lighting the way for countless people. The 20 letters he wrote to his son are not only a heartfelt exchange between father and child, but also a treasure trove of wisdom for life. These letters are like keys, opening the doors to success, responsibility, courage, and conviction. Each one distills the lessons and reflections of Rockefeller's lifetime. Whether he is discussing wealth or examining human nature, his extraor
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