Crazy Bells

During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, the famous craftsman Mi Xing made four hexagonal bells engraved with "mountain", "sea", "forest" and "chuan" in bronze, and gave them to his four adopted sons. The four bells correspond to four families: Shanqi, Haishang, Lin Zhi, and Chuanheng. This is also the name of the four adopted sons. Bronze bells have the ability to recognize the owner. Only people with the same blood lineage use the bells of the same lineage, and the bells will make crisp sounds. If people without the bloodline of the same lineage use the bells, the bells will just be like ornaments, neither dull nor ringing. During the weekend, Deng Tang was working as a volunteer at the museum and helping to organize things when he found a forgotten hexagonal bronze bell in the corner. Although there was rust on the surface, the word "" on it was particularly clear. After obtaining the consent of the staff, Deng Tang picked up the bell and shook it gently. The bronze bell jingled and rang out. Everyone present was shocked, because this hexagonal bronze bell has not been rang by anyone since it was found and sent to the museum. Deng Tang was the first...