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Chapter 719 The Legend

The double monthly vote has been confirmed. From the 28th to October 7th, I am endlessly confused. I can only say that voting is voluntary! From today until the 28th, I will not ask for votes. However, on the 28th

Brothers, are you ready for the monthly pass on the 30th? Double it!!!

For a moment, sunlight shone into the seat. Cui Wei looked up and saw a cave above, and vaguely saw the Milky Way on earth. The four women said, "The envoy from Yangcheng is here."

Then a white sheep slowly came down from the sky and came to the seat after a while.

There is a man on the back of the sheep. He is neatly dressed, holding a large pen and a green bamboo slip with seal characters on it.

He dedicated the bamboo slips on the incense table, and the four women asked the maids to read the bamboo slips: "Xu Shen, the governor of Guangzhou, died, and Zhao Chang, the governor of Annan, took over."

The woman drank wine and said to the messenger, "Master Cui is going back to Panyu County. Please take him back."

The envoy agreed, and the woman turned back to Cui Wei and said, "Someday you will buy new clothes for the envoy and repair his house to reward him."

Cui Wei nodded in agreement, and the four women said: "The emperor has an edict to give you the national treasure Yang Suizhu. From here to the world, there will be a barbarian who has to pay 100,000 yuan to buy it for him."

So he asked the maid to open the jade box, take out the pearl and give it to Cui Wei. Cui Wei thanked him and took it. He said to the four girls: "I have never paid a visit to the emperor and I am not a relative, so why are you giving these as gifts?"

The woman said: "Your ancestors left poems on the platform, which awakened Xu Shen, so he repaired the platform, which made the emperor ashamed. He also wrote poems to express harmony. The meaning of giving you beads has been revealed in the poem."

There is no need for me to tell you, don’t you know?”

Cui Wei said: "I wonder what poem the emperor wrote?"

The woman asked her maid to write on the pen tube of the Yangcheng envoy: "In the corner of the deserted platform of a thousand years old, I bothered the prefect to apply it heavily. I feel so sorry for you to wipe it away, and I will repay you with a beautiful woman and a pearl."

Cui Wei said: "What was the emperor's original name?"

The woman said: "You will know of course later."

The woman said to Cui Wei: "On July 15th, you have to prepare fine wine and sumptuous meals in a secluded room at Pujian Temple in Yangcheng. We will send Mrs. Tian there."

Cui Wei bowed again and again before saying goodbye. Just as he was about to step on the messenger's sheep's back, the woman said, "I know you have Bao Gu's wormwood, so you can keep some of it."

Cui Wei left some mugwort behind, but he didn't know who Bao Gu was, so he paid attention to it.

In an instant, we were out of the cave. As soon as we stepped onto the flat ground, the messenger and the sheep disappeared. Looking at the Milky Way, it was already the fifth watch.

He immediately heard the bells of Pujian Temple and came to the temple. The monks in the temple invited him to eat the morning porridge, and then he returned to Yangcheng.

Cui Wei used to rent a house. On the day he arrived home, he went to the residence to inquire. He replied: "You have been away from home for three years."

The master said to Cui Wei: "Where have you been? Why haven't you come back for three years?"

Cui Wei didn't tell the truth. When he opened the door, he saw that the dusty bed was still the same.

He felt miserable and sad, and asked about the situation of the governor. As expected, Xu Shen died and was replaced by Zhao Chang.

So Cui Wei came to the Persian Inn and secretly sold the bead. When an old Hu man saw it, he knelt on the ground and stretched out his hands to salute and said: "You obviously entered the tomb of Zhao Tuo, the king of South Vietnam, and came out again. Otherwise, you shouldn't get it."

This orb, because Zhao Tuo was buried with it."

Cui Wei told the truth, and then he realized that the emperor was Zhao Tuo. Zhao Tuo was also known as the Emperor Wu of South Vietnam, so the old Hu bought the pearl with 100,000 yuan.

Cui Wei asked Hu Rendao: "On what basis did you recognize it?"

The Hu people said: "This is the Yangsuizhu, the national treasure of our Dashi country. In the early years of the Han Dynasty, Zhao Tuo sent a man with extraordinary talents to travel a long distance and steal it to Panyu County. It has been a thousand years since then.

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There is a man in our country who understands celestial phenomena, and he said that the national treasure should return in the coming year, so the king of our country called me, prepared a big ship and a lot of money for me, and asked me to go to Panyu to search for this treasure. I found it today."

So the old Hu man took out the wine and washed the pearl. The house was filled with light, and the Hu man immediately sailed back to the country of food.

After Cui Wei got the money, he bought property. Then he looked for the Yangcheng envoy, but there was no news.

Later, he came to the City God's Temple on business and suddenly saw a statue that looked very much like the Yangcheng Messenger. He also saw that there were small characters on the magic pen, which were inscribed by the maid. Then he prepared wine and food for the sacrifice, repainted the statue and expanded the temple.

Only then did I know that Panyu City was the Sheep City because there were five sheep in the temple.

Cui Wei asked about Ren Weng's home again, and the old man in the village told him: "That's just the tomb of Ren Xiao, the captain of South Vietnam."

He went up to the palace platform of the King of Yue and read the poems of his ancestors. The poem said: "The pines and cypresses are old at the head of Yue Jinggang, and autumn grass grows on the platform of the King of Yue. The ancient tomb has no descendants for many years, and the barbarians have trampled it into officialdom."

There were also poems by the King of Yue. The ruins were a bit strange, so I asked the person in charge. The person in charge said: "Doctor Xu Shen was moved by Cui Shiyu's poems because he came to this stage. He redecorated the stage hall, so it is bright."

prominent."

Later, on the 15th day of the seventh lunar month, Cui Wei prepared sumptuous, clean and sweet meals and liqueur, and kept them in the monk's room in Pujian Temple.

It was almost midnight, and sure enough, four women came accompanied by Mrs. Tian.

Mrs. Tian's appearance was beautiful and elegant, and her speech was elegant. The four women and Cui Wei toasted in a humorous and humorous manner, and left just before dawn.

Cui Wei then paid homage again and again, and then wrote a letter to the King of Yue, with humble words, generous gifts, and words of respect and gratitude.

When Mrs. Tian returned to the house, Cui Wei asked Mrs. Tian: "Since you are the daughter of King Qi, why did you marry a South Vietnamese?"

The lady said: "My country was ruined and my family was ruined. I was captured by the King of Yue and made a concubine. When the King of Yue died, I was buried with him. I don't know what era it is now. I thought Tian Guangping killed Li Shiqi just like it happened yesterday. Every day."

Every time I think about the past, I always burst into tears."

Cui Wei asked: "Who are those four women?"

The lady said: "Two of them were presented by King Yao of Ouyue, and the other two were presented by King Wuzhu of Minyue. They were both buried as sacrifices."

Cui Wei asked again: "Who was the Aunt Bao the four women talked about before?"

The lady said: "She is Bao Liang's daughter and Ge Hong's wife. She often uses moxa fire to treat diseases in the South China Sea."

Cui Wei then marveled at the old lady in the past and asked: "Why do you call the snake Yu Jingzi?"

The lady said: "In the past, An Qisheng often rode this dragon to see Yu Jing, so he called it Yu Jingzi."

Because Cui Wei drank the dragon's spit in the cave, his skin appeared young and tender, and his physical strength was light and strong. Later, he lived in Nanhai for more than ten years, squandered his money and even went bankrupt. He devoted his life to Taoism and even took his wife to Luofu.

Shan kept looking for Aunt Bao, but then he disappeared to no one’s know.

"I wonder what Uncle Xu thinks after hearing this story?" Han Kongque looked at the stunned Xu Jiachen and said with a smile.

"There are ghosts, gods, and immortals, right?" Xu Jiachen said.

Han Kongque said: "There are several key figures here, Cui Wei won't mention them. The ghost who appeared first is just a little ghost. Let's not talk about this for now. The next one is Bao Liang's daughter, Ge Hong's wife Bao Gu.

, Spirit Snake or White Dragon Jade Jingzi, Zhu Rong and An Qisheng. I won’t talk about other little people, but these are the ones we can’t provoke.”

"I know Ge Hong's wife, Aunt Bao, a miracle doctor who is said to have ascended to immortality." Xu Jiachen said.

Han Kongque said: "These are all immortals. Zhu Rong is a household name, but not many people know about the other two. However, their deeds are still widely circulated in history."

An Qisheng, an Anqi, is known as the Thousand-year-old Man and Mr. Anqiu. He was from Langya and studied under Heshang Gong. He was a representative figure in the alchemist activities of Yanqi during the Qin and Han Dynasties and the inheritor of Huanglao philosophy and Fangxian Tao culture.

Taoism regards An Qisheng as a deity who attaches great importance to personal cultivation, so the Shangqing sect pays special tribute to him.

Legend has it that he practiced the Tao of Taidan and the Three Elements. He became an immortal, rode a crane to travel among immortals, or was worshiped as one of the Eight Pure Ones of the Supreme Pure Realm in Xuanzhou Sanxuan Palace. His immortal position may be equal to that of Peng Zu and Si Hao.

He is listed in the third left position in Tao Hongjing's "True Spirit Position and Industry Map" and is regarded as the "North Pole True Man".

The essence of An Qisheng's creation of Fangxian Dao is that mortals can live forever through cultivation, taking elixirs and elixirs, which provides a way for ordinary people to escape the sea of ​​suffering and become immortals.

"Historical Records. Biography of Leyi" records that someone asked An Qisheng for the way to immortality. An Qisheng said that the secret to surviving the world is: the immortal way is not far away, it is close to all the bodies, there is no thought and no action, neither vomiting nor taking in, and it is filled in the body

And immortality has soared. Don't make you think too much, Raoul's life is definitely a man of God.

As for Aunt Bao, many people don't know about it, but when it comes to Ge Hong, too many people know about it.

Baogu, named Qianguang (about 309-363), was born in Shangdang (now Shanshan, governor and governor of Xi Province). She was the daughter of Bao Liang, the prefect of Nanhai, Guangdong in the Jin Dynasty, and the wife of the physician Ge Hong.

Influenced by his father since childhood, he was very interested in Taoist teachings. After marrying Ge Hong, he became Ge Hong's right-hand assistant. There are many moxibustion first aid techniques in Ge Hong's works, which are similar to those of Bao Gu.

It is related to Gaoming moxibustion.

Bao Gu and her disciple Huang Chuping helped Ge Hong study alchemy. Ge Hong copied works and cured diseases for nearby people.

After Ge Hong passed away in Luofu Mountain, Baogu and his disciple Huang Chuping went to Yuegangyuan in Guangzhou to practice Taoism and treat diseases of the people.

She inherited the medical skills of her husband and father, and coupled with her own research, her medical skills became more exquisite. She often cured diseases with medicine. People called her Bao Xiangu.

Aunt Bao grew up in a family of officials and Taoists, and was deeply influenced by Taoism. Later, she followed her husband in practicing medicine and refining elixirs in Luofu Mountain, Guangdong.

Bao had superb medical skills, especially moxibustion, and was famous for treating tumors and warts.

She adapted measures to local conditions, sourced local materials, and used moxa moxa, which is abundant in the area, for moxibustion treatment, and achieved remarkable results.

"Every wart is cured immediately with a stick of moxibustion. Not only does it cure the disease, but it also makes you look beautiful." She is the first female moxibustionist in the history of our country.

She had excellent medical skills and was good at moxibustion. She used red moxa velvet that grew wild at the foot of Yuexiu Mountain to treat diseases. Therefore, later generations called this moxa "Bao Gu moxa".

There was once a poem praising: "Over the hillside, clouds form the mountains, and the jujube curtains separate the rugged mountains. I have come to beg for three years of mugwort, and one burn will bring back eternal spring."

One day, Aunt Bao was on her way back from practicing medicine and collecting herbs. She saw a young girl taking care of her face by the river. She was crying while taking care of her face.

Aunt Bao stepped forward and saw that she had many dark brown tumors on her face, which was very ugly.

The villagers despised her because of this, and they couldn't find a man, so they just cried to themselves.


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