"Records of Central Hunan": Baicha Temple in Hengshan. "Taiping Guangji" quotes him as saying: "In the past, there was a sacred tree, bright and white, and prayers were answered everywhere." The sacred tree has spirit, it can sense the spiritual consciousness of all things, distinguish the sound of the four seas, the viewing platform is clear, and it leads to the Jiuyou Qianfu; the world is flocking to it like a bird. What people want is nothing more than good, evil, anger and ignorance. I have seen wandering knights, soldiers in uniform, returning from a journey, and parting lovers; but there are thousands of knots in the world, and everything has its own destiny. All I can do is light a lamp so that people on the road are not confused, warm a local accent for the wanderers, let the lovesickness be sent to the end of the world with the bright moon, hold a wisp of dreams for those who are separated by the River of Forgetfulness, and let the joys and sorrows, whether intentional or unintentional, reunite after a long separation.
Postscript: The materials of "Hundred Ghosts" are relatively broad, mostly from the mountain spirits in folklore. The strange stories and scattered hearsay in the novel are sealed in the history books, but at a certain moment, they flashed brightly with the vague hope of the ancients for the world, and wanted to continue to write their fate, so our story begins...
Intention: This world is ultimately worthy of you and me living our best lives.