Excuse me, is there really Maoshan technique practiced by Ching-Ying Lam in the movie? If so, can you analyze it? I want to learn it.

Maoshan Taoism does exist, although it is not as illusory as in the movie, but it does have miraculous effects. According to legend, the present Maoshan Daoism is developed from the ruyi book stolen by marble monks in Yuan Gong, but I don't know if it is so. Such as "Kaiyuan Daozang" and "TuiBei Map" are all treasures left over from today.

If you want to learn Taoism, you must understand Taoist thought! ! !

First of all, you should learn China's Book of Changes.

In the process of research, you can determine the direction of development, whether it is to divination, geomantic omen, catching ghosts to ward off evil spirits, prolonging life, or cultivating immortals. ......

Many people have read the Book of Changes, few have read it, and few have read it thoroughly. However, since ancient times, only a few people have learned their own things from the Book of Changes.

I have determined the direction and studied the Book of Changes. If I really have the heart, I might as well visit a master in Maoshan, Longhushan and Zaoge Mountain. That's what you need to learn!

If you just want to learn to have fun, I advise you to stop! Some things can't be touched, because there have been sayings of "five diseases and three asthenia", "five decline of heaven and man" and "three disasters and five difficulties" since ancient times, and it is not a bluff until now.

It doesn't matter whether you believe it or not, the key is that you should accumulate more knowledge. Without knowledge, your belief is superstition, and with knowledge, your belief is true.