Create Mountains and Rivers in Henan

This is a cultural suspense novel that uses stones as passwords and grottoes as chessboards. The protagonist Shi Gandang is the restorer of Longmen Grottoes and a third-generation stonemason. When he was repairing the Lucena Buddha, he found a Tang Dynasty silk cloth from the gap between the Buddha's fingers - it recorded clues from the "Image Measurement Sutra: Wu Zhou's Secret Book". Since then, he has visited 11 historical sites in Henan, from the Longmen Grottoes to the Shaolin Temple, from the Kaifeng Iron Tower to the Shaanxi Dikengyuan. Every building has a code hidden in it. The core suspense of the novel is the three-dimensional face of the Lucena Buddha: it was originally the face of Concubine Yang, it was changed to that of Wu Zetian in the Tang Dynasty, and it was changed again by Soviet experts in the 1950s based on political aesthetics. The authentic version of the "Statues Measurement Sutra" is scattered in architectural details all over Henan - the nine layers of rammed earth of the Fan Pagoda, the Nine Palaces and Bagua of the Shaolin Temple Pagoda, and the twenty-eight arches of the Zhaozhou Bridge. It's not a tour guide, it's a suspense novel. Every brick may be a life, and every arch may be a secret letter.