Zhu Quan, the seventeenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang and the ninth ancestor of the Eight Great Mountain people, knew Zhu Quan first because of the < Burning Incense Seven Essentials > included in his book "Records of the Hidden Immortals". Zhu Quan is dang

Zhu Quan, the seventeenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang and the ninth ancestor of the Eight Great Mountain people, knew that Zhu Quan was first included in his book "Records of the Hidden Immortals"<焚香七要>.

Zhu Quan is a well-deserved Ming Dynasty incense scholar, leaving a lot of valuable information on Chinese incense culture, and at the same time has a profound impact on the development of incense culture in Japan and Korea.

Yesterday, when I was looking for guqin music to listen to, I found that "Magical Secret Score" is a masterpiece of guqin.

@ Fu is not anxious and then Du Niang took a look at "Cha Pu", "Taihe Zhengyin Pu", "Living People's Hearts"... In addition to marveling and admiring, he was even more glad that he did not become an emperor.

From the perspective of the long river of history, the crystallization of his wisdom to nourish The Thousand Autumns is far more meaningful than the king of his time, compared with Zhao Tuo and Li Yu, who were bitterly appointed as emperors, it is obvious that he is in the right position.