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" Longevity is comparable to that of the Unaging Pine on Nanshan Hill " was a phrase used to celebrate one's birthday. It meant to wish one longevity, as long as the Unaging Pine on Nanshan Hill. Its source is "Southern History·Biography·Qi Gao Di Zhuzi·I" and so on. In ancient times, this sentence was often used to express respect to elders or relatives and friends on the birthday of the elderly. In modern times, it had developed into a synonym for celebrating birthdays, such as setting up birthday banquets, offering paintings and artworks, etc., to express the hope that the other party's good fortune would be like the endless flow of the East China Sea, and the longevity would be like the eternal good wishes of the old pine trees in Nanshan. The novel " Ten Years of Death " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The scariest might be the one about the haunted cemetery. People claim to see strange lights hovering over the graves at night and hear moaning sounds, as if the spirits of the dead are restless.

One story could be about an old abandoned house on Pine Mountain. Locals say at night, a strange white figure can be seen in the window. Some believe it's the spirit of a former resident who died under mysterious circumstances.

In the history of tomb raiding in ancient China, there were sects such as the Gold-Touching Lieutenant, the Mountain-Moving Taoist, and the Mountain-Unloading Warrior. The embryonic form of the gold-touching lieutenant began during the Warring States Period. Cao Cao established this position to dig hills. His disciples needed to obtain the orthodox gold-touching talisman to be called a gold-touching lieutenant. They were proficient in the "Dragon Seeking Art" and "Dividing Gold to Decide Acupoints". They were good at calculating the location of ancient tombs and treasures with Feng Shui and astrology. After digging up the tomb, they would light candles in the southeast corner of the tomb and then open the coffin to search for gold. They could not damage the remains of the deceased when they did it. They had to touch the remains from the top of the head to the bottom of the feet gently, and finally leave one or two treasures for the deceased. If the candle in the southeast corner went out, they had to return the property they had obtained, respectfully kowtow three times, and return the way they came. Mountain Moving Taoist didn't dig the ancient tomb for money, but to find the Dust Bead to remove the curse on his body. Regarding the Xieling Lishi, the information provided so far did not elaborate on its unique characteristics and way of doing things. The novel "Taoist Qianshan" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

" The Strange Dao Immortal " was a very popular fantasy novel written by Fox Tail and published on Qidian Chinese website. This novel was very popular among readers. It told the story of Li Huowang's confusion and his inability to distinguish between the Heavenly Dao and the deities. You can read or listen to books on the Qidian Reading App. Now, you can also get an experience membership by going to Qidian Reading! On the Qidian Reading App, you can read authentic books and listen to authentic audio. The male lead was Li Huowang. He was a little crazy, but he could be considered a good person. The female lead was Bai Lingmiao. She was both silly and naive, giving people a sense of security. She was also very strong in combat.

Zhe Gushao was the Mountain Moving Daoist, and he was the final leader of the Mountain Moving Daoist. Although he later became the disciple of the Gold-Touching Commandant, Liaochen, he was essentially a member of the Mountain-Moving Branch. The novel "Taoist Qianshan" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

In the setting of Ghost Blows Out the Light, Gold-looting Commandant and Mountain-moving Daoist were two of the sects that fought against each other. The Gold-looting Commandant was skilled in the secret arts of Feng Shui, and his roots were the ancient hexagrams of the Heavenly Cycle. They had their own unique secret techniques, such as the Dragon Seeking Formula and the Dividing Metal Acupoint Sealing Technique. This secret technique was a branch of the Book of Changes. Its origin was the Houtian Eight Trigrams, which combined the essence of many Feng Shui techniques. It reached its peak during the late Qing Dynasty. Gold-looting officers also had gold-looting talismans as a symbol of status. For example, Hu Bayi was an authentic gold-looting officer who had inherited the lineage of Third Master Zhang. He could look for dragon veins and dragon caves by observing mountains and observing qi. Mountain Moving Taoist also had his own set of methods, known as Mountain Moving Technique, but the specific methods were not mentioned in detail. During the operation in Black Water City, Mountain Moving Daoist had joined forces with the Gold-Touching Commandant. He had also joined forces with the Mountain-Breaking Strongman to steal the Bottle Mountain in the western part of the Furious Clear Lake. During the expedition to the Ultimate in the South Sea, Mountain Moving Daoist's secret technique had also been displayed. The novel "Taoist Qianshan" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

In Ghost Blows Out the Light, Mountain Moving Taoist and Gold-looting Commandant were two of the four great sects. Mountain Moving Daoist had a unique technique of moving mountains and filling the sea, which was the result of thousands of years of painstaking efforts of the previous generations of Mountain Moving Daoist. It could connect all things in the world. After experiencing a setback, the mountain-moving Taoist, Zhe Gushao, sought the help of Master Liaochen, the Gold-looting Lieutenant, and went to the Black Water City of Western Xia to search for the Dust Bead. Shirley Yang could be considered half a Mountain Moving Taoist. She had inherited the notes of her maternal grandfather (the leader of the Mountain Moving Taoist, Zhe Gushao), so she could be considered to have understood the art of moving mountains and filling the sea. She had also inherited the bloodline of her family's prophet and sage, so she had a keen intuition. The Gold-looting Lieutenant was good at "looking" and had a unique secret technique, the Dragon-Seeking Formula and the Gold-Dividing Acupoint Stabbing Technique. This was a branch of the Book of Changes and combined the essence of many Feng Shui techniques. Its origin was the Acquired Eight Trigrams, and it continued to develop in later generations. It reached its peak during the period of Zhang Sanlianzi in the late Qing Dynasty. Although only the 16-character Secret Skill of Yin and Yang Feng Shui was left behind, it still covered the key secret skills of the gold-touching lieutenant and the burial customs of each dynasty. It could explore the three major dragon veins in the north, south, and middle. Hu Bayi could be considered the successor of the authentic Gold-looting Commandant. His grandfather, Hu Guohua, was Sun Guofu's disciple and had inherited half a volume of the "Secret Skill of Yin and Yang with 16 Characters". Old Hu had studied the Dragon-Seeking Formula and the way to divide the gold to fix acupoints. He had used this technique to participate in the South Sea Ultimate Operation. Wearing a gold-touching talisman was regarded as an authentic gold-touching lieutenant, but Shirley Yang and Fatty Wang, although wearing a gold-touching talisman, did not know the secret of gold-touching. The novel "Taoist Qianshan" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!