Majuqiao: a Place of Practice for People in Dreams

Young people Li Haoran and Su Wan fell in love on campus and built a business empire from scratch. However, they lost their true intentions at the peak of their wealth in middle age and fell into an elaborate scam that led to the breakdown of their families, the bankruptcy of their companies, and leaving them living on the streets. In Majuqiao, a low-level labor market, he experienced a "dream practice" that was both real and illusory: he moved the "karma bricks" engraved with his inner karma, met a mysterious old man, and received an "infinite overdraft gold card" that tested his character. In the dream, he experienced betrayal, penance, atonement, and helping others, and finally realized where the real wealth lies. When he woke up from the dream, he was shocked to realize that all his experiences were rehearsals and warnings for his soul. In reality, although he was not really bankrupt, he was completely awakened by this "big dream". He cherished his lost family and shifted his business focus to socially responsible investment. He and his wife Su Wan co-operated the "Gui Pu" bookstore that was based on his original intention, and worked hard to transform Maju Bridge and turn it into a community beacon that empowers grassroots workers. At the same time, Lin Weiwei, who had gone astray, also started her road to redemption in the distance under the guidance. This book uses delicate writing to explore how contemporary people protect their original aspirations in the torrent of material desires, and how to rebuild a worthy life after being broken. It reflects reality in fantasy metaphors and tells a touching story about loss, awakening, atonement and return to truth.