Big Easy Manifold

The epic novel "The Manifold of the Great Yi" takes Taiyi as the father of all dharma, Confucianism and Taoism as the two direct descendants of China, Buddhism as the ancestor of the Western Regions, the new world of Xiaoyao, and the symbiosis of the five branches, describing the magnificent trajectory of the self-evolution of the Chinese Taoism. The writing integrates hexagrams, philosophy, market fireworks, human emotions, joys and sorrows. The hexagrams in each chapter determine destiny, which coincides with the way of the world and people's hearts; the words from the north and the south are included in the text, replicating various folk customs; using mountains, rivers, wind and rain as metaphors, they implicitly describe Chinese love, which is gorgeous but not vulgar, quiet and full of charm. Use firewood, rice and fireworks to observe human relations, and realize the great truth through obsession with love and hate. From the beginning of the Yi Dao to the return of all laws to the sect, the ups and downs of the cultural context for thousands of years are all a spiritual return home. Confucianism maintains the benevolence of entering the world, Tao maintains the ease of transcending the world, Buddhism relieves the pain of obsession, and easily follows the law of ever-changing, ultimately integrating into China's unique life philosophy. The whole book uses pen and ink as a boat to carry the joys and sorrows of the past and present, and incorporates the wisdom of the four schools of thought. In the end, it is clear: the origin of origin is endless, the emptiness returns to the true state, and the Chinese Taoism is endless.