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Does anyone practice Luban's calligraphy now?

? Someone will still learn. Many people have learned this Lu Ban technique and used certain skills. If they go out to work, it is much better to rely on this technology than some people who do short-term jobs.

? For thousands of years, Lu Ban has been regarded as the ancestor of carpenters, because most of the houses in ancient China were made of wood, and many people who built houses also regarded Lu Ban as the ancestor.

? The opening sentence "If you want to learn this book, don't learn it again" in The Book of Lu Ban shows that this book is not just a reference book for carpenters.

? As we all know, Lu Ban is the originator of carpentry in China. His date of birth is unknown, probably during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. It is said that he once made a ladder to help Chu attack Song State and had some exchanges with Mozi, the founder of Mohism.

? Some tools used by carpenters, such as planers, rulers and shovels, which we are familiar with now, were invented by Lu Ban, and Mo Dou (some people think that Mo Dou was invented by Mozi), and the saws still in use are all from Lu Ban.

? It is said that Lu Ban recorded all his life's study in Lu Ban's book. The first volume of the book records architectural skills and woodworking knowledge, and the second volume records some spells and witchcraft. It is said that anyone who offends a carpenter or mason who works at home will play tricks and cast spells in hidden places such as beams, which will ruin his host's family and cause great disaster.

? Therefore, Lu Ban Shu has always existed as a forbidden book, and it is related to some geomantic metaphysics such as divination and fortune telling. Many people won't learn Luban unless they have to. Just the first sentence "If you want to learn this book, you must die first" scared many people away.

? There are many legends about Lu Ban's book. Whether it is true or not has long been impossible to verify. We don't know what kind of values Lu Ban's book wants to convey, but what we gain will be lost. If you want to achieve something, you have to pay something. This is the eternal law.