Is there really a Maoshan school? Is it an evil school? Can it really give orders? Sometimes what you don't believe will make you believe.

There is indeed the Maoshan School, whose predecessor was the Shangqing School. Shangqing School is an influential school in Jin Dynasty. Xi Zhi, a native of Rainbow, is a disciple of the Shangqing School. Wang Xizhi once copied two classics of Shangqing School for Daoe Goose. This is the only classic of the Shangqing school, and other classics have not been circulated or have been lost.

In the Liang Dynasty, there was a man named Tao Hongjing, a master of Chinese medicine. Now the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine has studied his works, and he has a close relationship with Liang Wudi. If Liang Wudi has any questions, he will ask Tao Hongjing, also known as the Prime Minister in the mountainous area. In a word, Tao Hongjing is also a very prestigious and far-reaching figure.

At the same time, Tao Hongjing is also the ninth generation founder of Shangqing Education. For various reasons, Shangqing School moved to Maoshan at this time and became Maoshan School, and Tao Hongjing was the first founder of Maoshan School. This matter is recorded in many books, and you can also look it up in the encyclopedia.

The above proves that there really is a Maoshan Sect. Then he said it was definitely not evil. Tao Hongjing is a Taoist who saves lives. At the beginning, Mao mainly engaged in some Dan medicine and qigong. In short, it was an organization that taught or strengthened local people to get sick, and it was not as fantastic as the legend. As for praying for rain or exorcism, it can only be said that almost all Taoist sects have this function, such as the orthodox school and the Quanzhen school, especially the most famous ones, such as runes or implements made by the orthodox school, and the Quanzhen school will also do some magical things. In short, these things are not unique to the Maoshan school.

Mao Shan may have been fired for novels or something.