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Cooking Wine And Talking About Childhood
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No Master Biography
Xuanhuan无主传
Cooking Wine And Talking About Childhood
The world is divided into three parts, Da Yong of Confucianism, Da Qin of Legalism, and Da Xuan of Dao, each of them rules the world according to their own ways, but they all become cages that bind the common people: Da Yong binds the hearts of the people with rituals and teachings, Da Qin drives the people with cruel laws, and Da Xuan uses inaction to avoid the world, and the people are all slaves to authority. The young Yun Shu was born in Wei Mo, and established the Tao: People should be human beings, not slaves, the heart should be the heart, not the tool, the Tao should be the Tao, not the cage, and made a great wish - the law should not bully the weak, the power should not overpower the weak, the path forward should not be cut off because of the family status, and the living beings should not be abandoned because of the weak; I hope that the hearts of all living beings can guard themselves, and the bodies can protect themselves. The plot involves secretly laying out the chess game in the court of the Three Kingdoms, alienating, spying, subverting, setting up positions, and destroying the heart at every step; the literary spirit, the rise and fall of the family, the warmth and warmth of people, the style of speech, and the subtle state of the world, all depict the texture of the world; the war, the fierce battle of the Three Kingdoms, the use of troops thousands of miles away, the arrogant and horizontal battles, and the competition among the world, are majestic. Yun Shu does not claim to be emperor, does not profess his ancestor, does not control any country, uses martial arts to prove the Tao, uses plotting to break the situation, uses his heart to establish religion, and declares war on the three orthodoxies: the world can have a master, but the human heart must not be a slave. He single-handedly overthrew the old order, awakened all people to awakening, and made "people should be human beings" a belief in the world. In the end, all people were free, and he could govern the world and be a human being. However, he himself was only a witness of this free era, not a ruler.
The world is divided into three parts, Da Yong of Confucianism, Da Qin of Legalism, and Da Xuan of Dao, each of them rules the world according to their own ways, but they all become cages that bind the common people: Da Yong binds the hearts of the people with rituals and teachings, Da Qin drives the people with cruel laws, and Da Xuan uses inaction to avoid the world, and the people are all slaves to authority. The young Yun Shu was born in Wei Mo, and established the Tao: People should be human beings, not slaves, the heart should be the heart, not the tool, the Tao should be the Tao, not the cage, and made a great wish - the law should not bully the weak, the power should not overpower the weak, the path forward should not be cut off because of the family status, and the living beings should not be abandoned because of the weak; I hope that the hearts of all living beings can guard themselves, and the bodies can protect themselves. The plot involves secretly laying out the chess game in the court of the Three Kingdoms, alienating, spying, subverting, setting up positions, and destroying the heart at every step; the literary spirit, the rise and fall of the family, the warmth and warmth of people, the style of speech, and the subtle state of the world, all depict the texture of the world; the war, the fierce battle of the Three Kingdoms, the use of troops thousands of miles away, the arrogant and horizontal battles, and the competition among the world, are majestic. Yun Shu does not claim to be emperor, does not profess his ancestor, does not control any country, uses martial arts to prove the Tao, uses plotting to break the situation, uses his heart to establish religion, and declares war on the three orthodoxies: the world can have a master, but the human heart must not be a slave. He single-handedly overthrew the old order, awakened all people to awakening, and made "people should be human beings" a belief in the world. In the end, all people were free, and he could govern the world and be a human being. However, he himself was only a witness of this free era, not a ruler.