Six Transformations Return to Dust

The novel places Bian Hao's Taoist growth in the grand background of the rise and fall of the Southern Tang Dynasty and the safety of the people, and closely integrates "personal practice" with "the fate of the family and the country": The collapse of the Dehua realm stems from the guilt of "the loss of Tanzhou and the suffering of the people", the epiphany of the Shihua realm stems from the sympathy for "the plague in Raozhou and the imminent death of all people", and the awakening of the Jianhua realm stems from the responsibility of "the siege of Jinling and the danger of all living beings". This shows that the "Taoist heart" is not separated from the ethereal world, but is forged in the "worldly relationship" - the destiny of the family and the country is the training ground of the Taoist heart, and the suffering of the people is the opportunity for enlightenment. "Protecting the world with the Tao" has never been "escaping from the world", but "practicing in the world". This concept breaks the stereotype of "Xian Xia escaping from the world" and builds new Xian Xia values ​​​​of "joining the world to practice and benefiting the people with Tao", echoing the spiritual core of traditional Chinese culture of "cultivating oneself, harmonizing the family, governing the country and bringing peace to the world". Come to China Literature's website to read more of my works!