What do you mean, sweep the ghost face or something?

"Ghost-sweeping prescription" is a traditional Taoist term, which refers to the Taoist priests who have reached a certain level using spells and instruments to drive away or remove ghosts, thus protecting people from ghosts. This noun has a long history in Taoist culture, and it is also one of the nouns that many people think has magical effects.

Although it is rarely mentioned in modern society, it is really used in some cases. For example, in some traditional festivals or celebrations, Taoist priests will still perform the ceremony of "sweeping away ghosts" to pray for peace and smoothness. At the same time, some people will turn to Taoist priests for help when they encounter haunted houses or supernatural phenomena, and seek ways to "sweep away ghosts" to eliminate the ominous atmosphere.

The "ghost-sweeping prescription" is not only a simple way to ward off evil spirits, but also a Taoist understanding of supernatural forces and the pursuit of self-cultivation. Taoism emphasizes self-cultivation and harmonious coexistence between man and nature. In this sense, it is not only a spiritual pursuit, but also a concrete method of practical application. At the same time, the "ghost-sweeping prescription" also reflects people's love and recognition of Taoist culture and is an indispensable part of the treasure house of Chinese culture.