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At the age of 30, he was still doing nothing, so his wife suggested that the ancestral grave be moved, and after the ancestral grave was moved, 120,000 people would be buried alive
In the ancient land of China, there was a young man named Li Ming, who was brilliant but ill-fated. At the age of thirty, Li Ming still achieved nothing, and his life was like dull white water, making people see no hope.
Li Ming's wife, Wan'er, is a smart and clever woman. She was very worried when she saw that her husband had been frowning all day. One day, she heard the elders of the village talk about feng shui, saying that the location of the ancestral grave is related to the fate of future generations. Wan'er's heart moved, and she decided to try this method, hoping to bring good luck to her husband.
Wan'er began to look for a feng shui master everywhere, she searched the mountains and rivers, and finally found a highly respected feng shui master - Mr. Zhang. Mr. Zhang carefully inspected the ancestral tomb of the Li family, frowned, and said in a deep voice: "The feng shui here is not good, if you move to another treasure place, you may be able to change your fate." ”
Wan'er was overjoyed when she heard this, and immediately told Li Ming the news. Although Li Ming was skeptical, looking at his wife's expectant eyes, he finally decided to give it a try. So, the Li family began to prepare for the relocation of the grave.
The day of moving the grave finally came, and the Li family invited a large number of laborers to prepare to move the ancestral tomb to a new location. However, there were unexpected twists and turns in the process. Since the place where the ancestral grave is located is where the villagers have lived for generations, they regard the land as sacrosanct. Upon learning that the Li family was going to move the grave, the villagers expressed their opposition one after another, and some even threatened to stop the relocation of the grave.
Li Ming and Wan'er were not intimidated by these difficulties, and they firmly believed that moving graves could change their fate. So, amid the protests of the villagers, they insisted on moving the ancestral tomb to a new location.
However, something shocking happened. Shortly after the relocation of the ancestral tomb, a rare earthquake struck the area. The earthquake was so powerful that it instantly flattened the surrounding villages, collapsed countless houses, and destroyed countless lives. According to later statistics, the earthquake caused 120,000 deaths and disappearances.
Li Ming and Wan'er were stunned by the sight in front of them, they couldn't believe that all this was true. They originally thought that moving the grave would change their fate, but they did not expect to cause such a huge disaster. They feel immense remorse and remorse, but the matter has come to this point and cannot be reversed.
This disaster has brought a profound warning to Li Ming and Wan'er. They realize that their fate is not entirely determined by the location of their ancestral graves, but that personal effort, wisdom and opportunity are equally important. At the same time, they understand the horrors of superstition and blind obedience, which often have unforeseen consequences.
Li Ming and Wan'er decided to tell the world about this experience, hoping that people would take this as a warning and not repeat their mistakes. They spent the rest of their lives helping the affected villagers, and used their actions to atone for their sins and make amends. Their stories have spread throughout the land of China and have attracted widespread attention and discussion.
In this story, we see the terrible consequences of superstition and blind obedience, as well as the bravery and responsibility of Li Ming and Wan'er in the face of disasters. Their stories tell us that when facing the challenges and dilemmas of life, we should maintain a rational and scientific attitude, not superstition and blind obedience, and use our wisdom and courage to meet the challenges of the future.
Finally, we can't help but ask: if Li Ming and Wan'er had not moved their graves, what would have been their fate? If they had realized the dangers of superstition earlier, would this catastrophe have happened? These issues deserve our deep reflection and discussion. Perhaps, we can learn from this story and avoid similar tragedies from happening again.