Folk story: Feng Shui master Chunfeng Li went to Shangyuan Festival.

Chunfeng Li, a master of geomantic omen, has studied Taoism with his master for many years, and he himself knows the true meaning of geomantic omen. This is something that his master is both grateful and worried about. Because his master is afraid that he will go astray because he is dishonest. So he entered the master's school, and the master swore not to bury the tomb in the dragon cave when he asked him to watch Feng Shui. If he looks at Zheng Longdong, he will lose his eyes and never look at Feng Shui again.

There are three kinds of dragon caves because of their exquisite geomantic omen: Tianlong Cavern, Dilong Cave and Xiaoshan Dragon Cave. Tianlong Cavern is, of course, the place where the emperor's son of heaven is buried, the ground dragon cave is the place where high officials and nobles are buried, and the Xiaoshan dragon cave is the place where the rich are buried.

Why can't Feng Shui be buried in the dragon cave? As the saying goes, the dragon cave is a spiritual treasure. For example, when the emperor was buried in Tianlong Cavern, why couldn't his son sit on the throne? The reason is that the dragon point has shifted. In other words, your ancestral grave is on the dragon cave, even if it was not buried on the dragon cave at that time, the dragon cave will turn around. It shouldn't be yours. Even if your ancestral grave is buried in the dragon cave, the dragon cave will be removed.

After the death of Chunfeng Li's master, Chunfeng Li inherited his mantle, and Chunfeng Li also kept in mind the master's commandments and did not dare to violate them. Chunfeng Li didn't marry a daughter-in-law and have children just because she debuted. He has only one close friend, Jia, who is the only son of the rich man.

After the death of the rich man, the rich man's son Jia inherited all the property. Of course, he invited Chunfeng Li to show them a treasure trove of geomantic omen, and Chunfeng Li chose a treasure trove of geomantic omen for him as usual, just beside the Longdong in the mountain.

Jia was also very grateful to Li Chunfan for showing him Feng Shui and invited him to drink. Of course, two friends were drunk and had a good time. After getting drunk, Jia took the opportunity to ask if this treasure trove of geomantic omen was on the cave. Chunfeng Li was drunk because of drinking, so he told the truth and swore in front of Master. He was blind and fell into Master's eyes.

After waking up the next day, Jia rang helped him look at the Dragon Cave. Only then did Chunfeng Li know that he was drunk last night and let it slip. Chunfeng Li said he didn't agree with anything.

Jia knew that if he didn't really want to help him see the land of Feng Shui, there was nothing he could do, so he only had the idea of setting a trap.

So Jia smiled and said, "Chunfeng Li, we are the best friends since childhood. You helped me, and I will help you. My family is so rich, in fact, I am very satisfied, but what about you? You have no children. Who will support you when you are old? You took care of your master's illness and death, and now no one wants to learn Feng Shui, so you have no apprentice. What do you want to do when you are old? "

Chunfeng Li thought about it, and what his friend said was really reasonable. Jia saw that he was moved, so he continued, "Think about it, you just swore an oath in front of Master, and it may not be realized. Even if you are really blind, I will take care of you. We are such good friends. Don't you trust me? "

When building the mausoleum, Chunfeng Li was persuaded to move it one meter to the right and build it on the Longdong. When the mausoleum was built, Chunfeng Li was really blind.

Jia also buried the old rich man in the land of feng shui. He also raised Li Qingfeng according to his oath, but before long, Jia broke his word. He thinks he is so rich, why should he support you blindly? So he ruthlessly kicked Chunfeng Li out of the house.

Only then will Chunfeng Li regret it. He may live on the streets, become a beggar and beg for food. He burns incense every day and asks the master to show him the way. One night, his master projected a dream to him and said to him, "As long as you nail seven tenths from the tombstone with a two-meter long nail, you can drive away the little dragon under the dragon cave."

Chunfeng Li woke up with an idea, so he went to his friend again. He said: "This dragon cave doesn't belong to you originally, and it will definitely move, so you should fix it with a nail two meters long, or there will be endless troubles." His friends had heard such words before, so they believed him, made some false apologies and invited him to a meal. Then he went to the blacksmith's shop and made a nail two meters long. He dreamed that he was sitting on the river to drive Chunfeng Li away.

Folktale: Chunfeng Li, Master of Feng Shui, Part Two.