Journey to the West with Bull-Horn Hanging Book

Outside Hangu Pass, purple air comes from the west. A big-horned green bull with dragon veins and gold patterns engraved on its horns carried Lao Tzu, who wrote five thousand words, on his westward journey to Tianzhu. Along the way, the dragon veins of the Qinling Mountains stretch behind you, the quicksand of the desert surges under your feet, the snow lotus of the Tianshan Mountains sleeps in the glacial lake for thousands of years, and the discourses of the two saints on the beach of the Ganges span across the east and west. At the feet of a cow, a closed cultural loop from Dongtu to Tianzhu, from the origin of Tao to the return of Tao is created. The third generation Banjiao Qingniu - Daoxuan opened the way, Dajiao followed his path, asked questions and returned to his place. From Hangu Pass to Taurus, from the Daqin Mountains to the depths of the starry sky, this is a heritage that spans thousands of years and is also the ultimate fable about "walking". The road has no end. The walker never stops. Each generation of cattle will leave a light that they forgot to turn off deep in the starry sky for those who come after them.