Biography of Luban

Name: Biography of Luban
Author: Add Summer to Work

鲁班传

by Add Summer to Work (添夏为工)

Status: Completed
Length: 452k Words
Genre: Historical
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Pre-Qin Antiquity
Updated: 6mo ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

Lu Ban, also known as Gongshu Ban and Gongshu Ban, was a figure in the late Spring and Autumn Period and was revered as the master by Chinese craftsmen. I have invented and created since I was a child, have more than 40 patents, and am engaged in architectural design. Through historical research, we can deduce the origin of Luban's surname, possible inventions and legends in his life, and the technical monuments he established. It is necessary to establish a biography for him. It also provides a possible answer for how young people in China can cultivate innovative thinking and how China's scientific and technological innovation has achieved tens of thousands of Lubans. I hope this book can inspire Chinese people, solve the stuck problem, and answer the question of "paying money to learn from the forest" and "why it is difficult for China to cultivate top innovative talents."

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It is recommended that parents of children care about how to cultivate innovative thinking and technological innovation, and understand reading
This is a good book worth reading and will be of great help to young people on how to cultivate their innovative thinking abilities.
1 like11mo ago
Ask the author
There are many legends about Lu Ban's deeds across the country. Your story is too real. After writing the biography of Lu Ban, will you write an extra chapter based on legends and myths from various places?
1 like11mo ago
Where is Luban's hometown from?
Many places in China compete for Lu Ban's hometown, involving more than ten places. The most fierce competition is in Tengzhou City, Shandong Province and Lushan County, Pingdingshan Mountain, Henan Province. Which one is the author researching?
1 like11mo ago
True restoration of historical truth
History needs to be carefully studied. The real people, diet, and products at that time will definitely not include sweet potatoes, peppers, or even carrots, ingredients that have appeared for the first time in modern times. Including the invented tools, there will be no rollovers, plows, waterwheels and other things that appeared in the Han Dynasty.
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