Chapter 70: The Five Elements Combining Yin and Yang (Seeking Monthly Pass)
"Heaven", "Qi" and "Lungs"
He Ao found the words in the first sentence of the little book in one-to-one correspondence.
What does this mean?
Is the weather blowing up your lungs every day?
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It doesn't feel like that's what it means.
The text in the first area is ideographic and incomplete, making it very difficult to learn. The author almost only explains one or two words in detail on each page.
However, the characters in Middle-earth are also ideogram-like, which are similar to the characters in the first area of the dungeon world. Therefore, He Ao can use the ideas of the Chinese language to apply the ideas of the characters in the first area, and he has probably found a way.
But it’s too troublesome to search page after page.
He Ao thought for a moment.
Super memory, start.
Super Memory has thirty seconds of free time every day, which can be used as auxiliary observation.
Although after absorbing the secret medicine of 'Talent Sequence 34: Waiter', Super Memory gained the effect of improving physical fitness, He Ao almost completely regarded it as a combat skill.
However, there are some differences between the no-cost mode and the krypton life mode. The no-cost mode can only record the surrounding details and cannot predict the enemy's further actions, while the krypton life mode can.
Krypton mode is a bit like overclocking again on top of the originally expanded computing power, adding some computing power.
In these thirty seconds, He Ao quickly finished the first section of the book "Restoration of Partial Texts of the Original Federal Districts" in his hand.
Then he turned over and walked out of the front desk. Taking advantage of the effect of super memory, he rushed out of the library door and took in a panoramic view of everyone and the scenery outside the library door.
As he finished reading everything, his eyes converged, and the effect of super memory also disappeared.
Then he walked back to the library calmly.
In the corner of the street in front of the library, two young men in casual clothes were sitting in a car, watching in confusion as He Ao walked back to the library.
"Brother, what's going on with this old guy? Why did he suddenly run out and in?"
The young man in the co-pilot was a little confused.
"I don't know," the young man sitting in the driver's seat lit up a cigarette, "Maybe it's Alzheimer's disease. Elderly people of this age are prone to this disease. We're just here to see people. Don't worry about anything that shouldn't be done."
"It's not easy for our gang. Now they are all working in nursing homes, and they have to look after the elderly with dementia."
The young man in the co-pilot sighed.
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Returning to his seat at the front desk, He Ao continued to translate the contents of the small book.
Although this "Text Restoration" spends dozens of pages introducing the text in the first area, it actually only involves more than a hundred words.
Most of these words are commonly used or common things in life, such as body structure 'hands', 'feet', 'mouth', or internal organs, 'heart', 'liver', 'lungs', and daily necessities such as 'cups' and 'quilts'
'bed', and some conjunctions, such as 'and' and 'and'.
Just relying on these words, He Ao still couldn't translate most of the words in the little book, but he fumbled and translated two sentences. The first sentence was the first sentence in the whole little book, that is, the sentence that started with '天'
That sentence, that sentence is not 'the weather makes my lungs explode every day', the whole sentence is,
'The weather is connected to the lungs, and the earth's qi is connected to the lungs.'
"匌" is a relatively uncommon word, but it happens that this word is included in this book, and it means "throat".
The general meaning of this sentence as understood by He Ao is that "weather" is connected to the lungs, and "earth energy" is connected to the throat.
He understood this because this sentence reminded him of the absorption of energy. The energy of his breathing entered the chest, which is the 'lungs' in a sense, while the energy of eating gathered in the throat.
So the first sentence of this book should be about the absorption of energy.
He guessed that the energy absorbed from breathing in nature is called "weather" in the book, while the energy absorbed through food and present in matter is called "earth energy" in the book.
In addition to the first sentence, he also translated another sentence. This second sentence is not after the first sentence, but on the fourth page.
The picture on page four shows a perspective view of a person, with various internal organs squeezed inside the person's body.
The text below is very long, but the text is not complicated, so it is very simple to translate. The general meaning of this sentence is,
‘Heaven is yang, earth is yin, the combination of yin and yang creates the five elements, metal generates the lungs, wood generates the liver, water generates the kidneys, fire generates the heart, and earth generates the spleen’
He Ao can't understand the meaning of this sentence yet. He probably won't know it until he reaches that stage of cultivation. By combining practice and theory, he will probably be able to understand the meaning of the small book.
For example, on pages 1, 2 and 3, except for the sentence "The weather is connected to the lungs, and the earth's energy is connected to the lungs." Most of his translations were incomplete, but he could roughly infer from the few words that these three pages were talking about energy in the body.
Running lines.
The first page talks about the ‘weather’, that is, how the energy introduced into the chest is introduced into the upper arms, and how to let the energy flow between the hands, shoulders and chest.
The second page talks about the 'Earth Qi', that is, how to introduce the power from the throat into the upper arms.
He Ao feels that the first two pages actually have a more important teaching meaning, and the lines are simple and short, allowing practitioners to get started and familiarize themselves with how to absorb and guide the 'weather' and 'earth energy', and how to practice.
By the third page, the difficulty begins to increase.
On the third page, there is no longer a distinction between 'weather' and 'earth energy', but a dotted line is drawn from the throat to the chest, indicating that the energy from the throat can be directed to the chest and run along the lines of 'weather'.
Next, He Ao tried to operate according to the circuit on page three. He first breathed, introduced energy into the chest, and then guided the energy out. This time, the energy no longer passed through the atrium, but flowed through the heart and ribs.
The energy flow route on the third page probably comes out of the chest, passes through the heart, left ribs, navel, lower vagina, then passes through the right leg, returns to the toe of the right toe, passes through the right leg again, reaches the lower vagina, enters the left leg, and starts from the left
The toe returns, passes through the left leg again, passes through the lower vagina, navel, right ribs, and returns to the chest cavity.
The entire route passed through most of the torso and legs, almost covering most of the body.
However, Regit's body has been frantically absorbing energy, so He Ao can only irrigate it slowly.
The reason why I started to try the route on the third page is because He Ao was also trying to practice when he was reading a book. However, after the physical fitness reaches 40, if the energy passes through the arms, the improvement in physical fitness will not be obvious, and the absorption efficiency will not be obvious.
It also changes very slowly.
He Ao guessed that the training of his two arms had reached a bottleneck, so he started the training on the next page. When he didn't know how to break through the bottleneck, limited improvement of other parts was the best way.
After waiting for about ten minutes, when He Ao felt that his physical fitness number was about to jump upward, his takeaway arrived.
So he went to get a lunch box first.
And just when he was about to eat, he suddenly realized that the food in this world also contains energy. The energy of the food gathers in the throat, which is called "earth energy" by the little book.
The fourth page of the little book says that the sky and the earth are yin and yang, so the weather is "yang" and the earth's atmosphere is "yin".
‘The combination of yin and yang creates the five elements’
Can some new power be born by combining the two forces of the throat and chest?
Thinking of this, he quickly opened his lunch box and stuffed a mouthful of rice into his mouth. As expected, energy began to surge in his throat as he swallowed.
He took a breath at the same time, gathering a ray of energy in his chest, and then he began to use the route taught on page three to guide the energy in his throat to his chest.
