Danshan Hermit Xiang Huanlun “Chinese Traditional Health Secrets”

Danshan hermit Xiang Huanlun’s “Chinese Traditional Health Preservation Secrets” PDF e-book download. Introduction Section 1 The origin of traditional Chinese health-preserving practice Those who have read the ancient Chinese masterpiece (Journey to the West) will probably remember such an incident in the book: Sun Wukong, the great sage of Qitian, made a disturbance in the heavenly palace. He angered the Jade Emperor, so the Jade Emperor planned to take measures to punish him severely. At this time, an old man

Danshan Hermit Xiang Huanlun “Chinese Traditional Health Secrets” PDF e-book download.

Introduction

Section 1 The origin of traditional Chinese health cultivation The Jade Emperor, so the Jade Emperor was going to take measures to punish him severely. At this time, an old man named Taishang Laojun offered advice to the Jade Emperor and asked the Jade Emperor to throw Sun Wukong into the gossip furnace. According to a legend, this “Taishang Laojun” is the incarnation of Laozi, the founder of the famous Taoism. Laozi (about 571 – 471 BC), whose real name is Li Er, and his character is not, was born in the Zhou Dynasty. “Official”, equivalent to the current National Library administrator. In 516 BC, when the Zhou Dynasty was in turmoil, Lao Tzu resigned and returned home. He wrote the famous (Tao Te Ching) (that is, “Five Thousand Words of Lao Tzu”) and other works, He became a well-known philosopher and thinker in ancient China. He advocated the way of self-cultivation all his life, and put forward the theory of “inaction”, “quietness” and “keeping one”, which became the “root” of Taoism to become immortal. Because of the Taoism he founded Influenced by the theory and health preservation skills, Zhang Daoling, the founder of Taoism at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, was later regarded as the founder of Taoism, “Taishang Laojun” and “Taiqing Moral God”.

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