Folding: The second generation of self-cultivation and cultivation of the rich second-generation, helping the poor and scattering their wealth, shedding the flesh and getting rid of the mortal womb.
Folding elephants, the word Boshi, the Eastern Han Dynasty in Shuzhong Guanghan. When he was young, he was taught by Mr. Bai Dongping and followed him to learn the art of Huang Lao. Born in a big family, the family is very wealthy. After the Xiang inherited the family business, the Xiang Xiang thought that the family was too rich, and sooner or later it would lead to the disaster of extermination, so he scattered all the family wealth to help the poor people.
Before the wealth was scattered, some people advised him to think twice. Zhixiang replied: "Dou Ziwen once said that the reason why I give away things outside my body is to avoid disasters, not to escape the times. I agree with Dou Ziwen's point of view, and when the time comes, you will naturally understand. "On the day of his death, like a snake shedding its skin, it left its body and dismembered into an immortal.
Passers-by said: The fold image is a real historical figure, which is passed down in the Han book. Zhexiang was born in a family of eunuchs, with a family fortune of hundreds of millions and nearly 1,000 servants. Although he was born in a wealthy family, he is like a good Huang Lao's skills, proficient in Jingfang and easy to learn, and thinks that "being unkind and rich" is a very dangerous thing. Therefore, he often gave generously to the poor until his family wealth was gone. The image can predict the date of his death in advance, and on the day of his death, he sheds his mortal body and dissects the corpse.
Original text: Folding elephants, Guanghan people. Young Huang Laoshu, the teacher is Mr. Dongping. The family is rich, thinking that many treasures will die, and scattering thousands of gold to help the poor. Or admonish, like saying: "Dou Ziwen said: My giving is to escape from disaster, not to avoid time." "Since the day of death, the corpse has been dissected like a snake.
Statement: "The Complete Biography of the Immortals", also known as "The Complete Biography of the Portraits of the Immortals", is a best-selling book of the Ming Dynasty with portraits of immortals, mainly recording the collection of fairy stories circulated in the folk and official species from the era of the Three Emperors and Five Emperors to the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, involving a total of 581 immortal characters. "The Complete Biography of the Immortals" is an excerpt of the immortal characters involved in various materials such as "Sou Shen Ji", "The Biography of the Liexian", "Historical Records", "Zhuangzi", etc., and is compiled and sorted out.
There are nine volumes of the Complete Biography of Liexian, the first eight volumes are signed "Wujun Wang Shizhen Collection (Ed.), Xindu Wang Yunpeng School", and the ninth volume is signed "Xindu Houxue Wang Yunpeng Supplement". There is a theory that the first eight volumes were also edited by the bookseller Wang Yunpeng, but for the sake of book sales, he deliberately pretended to be written by Wang Shizhen, the leader of the literary world. The specific truth is no longer verifiable. It mainly refers to the "Complete Biography of the Immortals" compiled and published by the Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, and translates and tells the stories of the immortals involved. Due to my limited level and inappropriate understanding of the translation, readers are kindly requested to criticize and correct and be taught with an open mind.