Who does Zhang Zhichun Taoist master follow?

I learned it from his master Xuanshan.

I. Introduction

Daoism is China's ancient works about tricks, and it is also the first secret among the three treasures of Qimen, Liu Ren and Taiyi. It is the first of the three types and the most reasonable method.

When Daoism was first founded, it had 4320 innings, but it was improved to 1080 innings after the wind. It can be seen that Daoism is the research achievement of many generations in ancient China, including astronomy, calendar, war, strategy and philosophy. Nowadays, Taoist magic is usually referred to as "Qimen", "Qimen Dun" and "Dun Jia" for short. There is a folk saying that "learn to escape from a strange door, and people don't have to ask."

Second, the content

Taoist magic was originally an ancient skill of China. It is usually considered as divination. There is a saying that Taoism is a traditional and precious cultural heritage summed up by the ancient people of China through long-term observation and repeated verification in their struggle with nature.

There is also a saying that "Daoism" is the achievement of truth. After the Yuan Dynasty, due to foreign invasion, a large number of materials were damaged and lost, and many schools appeared. According to the function, there are two kinds of Daoism: rational number specialization and magic specialization.

The basic mode of Taoism reflected the personnel, life, social system, astronomy, geography, phenology and other aspects of the society at that time.

Daoism originated from perceptual thinking. In the process of development, he comprehensively used the associative power of image and analogy, as well as the intuitive thinking of observing things and taking images, the logical thinking of clustering and grouping, and the thinking of changing the number of images.

The magical power of Taoism is also the imperial wind when the Yellow Emperor attacked Chiyou. It is a strange method to choose the date according to the solar terms by using Luo Shu and gossip the day after tomorrow.