Chinese Road God

Author: Ma Shutián
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Publish Date: 2006-03-17
Features: A splendid description of Chinese Taoist deity culture. Chinese Taoist deity culture is profound and mysterious, with a high realm. The Taoist ancestors and sages are lofty in their aspirations, indifferent to fame and fortune, free and easy, yet they help the people, alleviate poverty and hardship, and heal the sick, earning the admiration and reverence of countless later generations. The lovable and respected Heavenly Lord, Star Deities, Immortals, and True People advocate a life of joy. Over 600 precious images vividly present the world of Chinese Taoist deities. It comprehensively and thoroughly describes the major and popular gods, ghosts, immortals, and Buddha figures across the land of China, with each deity standing before you, engaging in a transcendent dialogue across time and space. Under the author's guidance, you will read detailed and credible text in a relaxed and joyful atmosphere, savoring thousands of precious and exquisite images as you stroll through the world of Chinese deities. When you hear "Ma Shutián Speaks of Gods," you will have a profound awakening: deities are human, not gods. Before deities, we can confidently raise our heads! It is better to regard deities as symbols of auspiciousness, as our elders and friends, rather than as saviors. A splendid description of Chinese Taoist deity culture. Chinese Taoist deity culture is profound and mysterious, with a high realm. The Taoist ancestors and sages are lofty in their aspirations, indifferent to fame and fortune, free and easy, yet they help the people, alleviate poverty and hardship, and heal the sick, earning the admiration and reverence of countless later generations. The lovable and respected Heavenly Lord, Star Deities, Immortals, and True People advocate a life of joy. Over 600 precious images vividly present the world of Chinese Taoist deities. It comprehensively and thoroughly describes the major and popular gods, ghosts, immortals, and Buddha figures across the land of China, with each deity standing before you, engaging in a transcendent dialogue across time and space. Under the author's guidance, you will read detailed and credible text in a relaxed and joyful atmosphere, savoring thousands of precious and exquisite images as you stroll through the world of Chinese deities. When you hear "Ma Shutián Speaks of Gods," you will have a profound awakening: deities are human, not gods. Before deities, we can confidently raise our heads! It is better to regard deities as symbols of auspiciousness, as our elders and friends, rather than as saviors!