Anti-Japanese Taoist fortune telling

The little Taoist here actually does not mean the last one, but a story that happened in a Taoist temple.

Taoist temple is not small, but usually people only see an old man coming in and out, and the old man is also very lonely and doesn't talk to people. Until one time, a man asked him curiously: Why are you alone in such a big Taoist temple? The old man choked and said, "Master took his brothers down the mountain to resist Japan, and I left the smallest one to look after the Taoist temple. The master told me to wait for them to come back ... That was more than 50 years!

People often say: Taoism goes down the mountain to save people in troubled times, and monks close the mountain to protect themselves; In the prosperous times, Taoist priests closed mountains to cultivate monasteries, while monks went down mountains to collect money.

Let's not comment on the monk's statement for the time being, but we have reason to believe and support Taoism, a sect that originated in China. In the past, when the country was in danger, that's how they stood up!

1July 7, 937, after the Lugouqiao Incident broke out, China began an eight-year hard war of resistance. These eight years can be described as eight years of life and death for the country. During the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, countless national heroes emerged, including Taoist figures.

I. Li Yuhang

Li Yuhang, also known as Shunji, 19 16, is from Xicheng Village, Xigang Township, Jintan County, Jiangsu Province. Due to the early death of his parents, young Li Yuhang came to Daoyuan, the west residence of Fu Yuan Palace in Maoshan to worship Zheng Yunqing as a teacher and purify his mind. After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Li Yuhang fled to Anhui with many disciples, and then moved to Wuhan and Changsha. During this period, he served as the food security and intelligence liaison officer in the anti-Japanese base area, and made great contributions to War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression.

Second, Li

Li, also known as Mancheng, Hebei, 1878. He joined the army in his early years, but later, because of social unrest and boredom with the secular world, he fled into the Xuanmen.

194 1 autumn, the Japanese army in north China madly attacked the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei anti-Japanese base area. At this time, the Taoists on Langya Mountain in yi county, under the guidance of Li, resolutely went down to fight against Japan. During this period, Taoist priests used Taoist temples and caves on the mountain to hide clothes, grain and cover the sick and wounded for the Eighth Route Army.

After liberation, Li used him to learn acupuncture to help the world cure diseases. Because of his superb medical skills, all the locals praised him.

Every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the country. Today, which our ancestors bought for us with blood, we should cherish and never waste it.

Little Taoist: "Master, when will you come back from your anti-Japanese trip?"

Taoist priest: "Come back when you should."

Little Taoist: "What if you can't come back?"

Taoist priest: "If you can't come back ... then you won't come back."