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玄武世紀巫麒

玄武世紀 

作者：巫麒

類型：倫理玄武世紀      狀態：已完結     

字數：2685533萬            最近更新：2021-01-12

玄武世紀簡介： 見過披著羊皮的狼，有見過以豬為豪的龍嗎？

他笑了~~熟習他的人都在想：誰有要倒大霉啊，願生命女神保佑他啊~~

異世的心靈始終堅持愛的唯一無2，他的愛，讓人震動，讓人痛心，讓人堅強....

看他如何玩轉異世...

The Daoist alchemical practice involves the creation of an energy body by breathing meditations, drawing energy into a 'pearl' that is then "circulated". "韓湘子Han Xiangzi... with a drum as his pillow fell fast asleep, snoring and motionless. His primordial spirit, however, went straight into the banquet room and said, "My lords, here I am again." When Tuizhi walked with the officials to take a look, there really was a Daoist sleeping on the ground and snoring like thunder. Yet inside, in the side room, there was another Daoist beating a fisher drum and singing Daoist songs. The officials all said, "Although there are two different people, their faces and clothes are exactly alike. Clearly he is a divine immortal who can divide his body and appear in several places at once. ..." At that moment, the Daoist in the side room came walking out, and the Daoist sleeping on the ground woke up. The two merged into one."

韓湘子

The painting depicts the Daoist immortal Han Xiangzi (韓湘子) miraculously treading the surface of a turbulent sea and playing a tune with a bamboo flute. The immortal wears a rustic cape of sawtoothed leaves and curly vegetal tendrils, pants with a skirt of reeds, a satchel lined with animal fur over his shoulder, and a belt holding two dried gourds.

韓湘子, regarded as the patron deity of flautists, is also believed to be the composer of the Taoist musical piece 天花引 (Tian Hua Yin).

鄒衍(Zou Yan, 305–240 BCE) was an ancient Chinese philosopher best known as the representative thinker of 陰陽家Yīnyángjiā, the Yin & Yang School (or School of Naturalists) during諸子百家: zhūzǐ bǎijiā, the Hundred Schools of Thought, the era when there were philosophies and schools that flourished, from the 6th century to 221 BCE, during 春秋時代 the Spring and Autumn period (771 to 476 BCE) and 戰國時代: Zhànguó Shídài, the Warring States period of ancient China. 鄒衍 Zou Yan was a noted scholar of 稷下學宮 the Jixia Academy located in 臨淄: Línzī, the capital of 齊 Qi (present-day 山東 (Shāndōng Shěng). The academy took its name from its position outside the city's western gate, named for the harvest god posthumously better known as 后稷: Hòu Jì or 稷 Ji, from后 hòu, meaning "prince/deity/spirit", and jì, meaning "agriculture", in the state of 齊 Qi.

The School of Naturalists or the School of Yin-yang (陰陽家: Yīnyángjiā;  lit. 'School of Yin-Yang') was a Warring States-era philosophy that synthesized the concepts of 陰陽yin-yang and 五行 wǔxíng, the Five Elements.