What is Han Xiangzi, the Eight Immortals? It's a mouse. Because the four pillars have the pattern of water and trees, they live a glorious and happy life. Rats born at this time have extremely deep ancestral roots and rich property, and their parents are also called strong shadows. Therefore, the mouse can get the support of his family in his career and the support of nobles outside, and he can succeed quickly. He was born in this era. He is bold and resourceful. If he hadn't become a general, he could have become a very rich man. Han Xiangzi was born in the Tang Dynasty. He is the Eight Immortals in the ancient folklore of China. He is good at playing the flute and studied Taoism under Lv Dongbin. [1] He is the son of the Eight Immortals, and Taoist music Introduction to Smallpox is said to have been written by Han Xiangzi. Han Xiangzi's treasure is called Zijin Xiao, and other early legendary treasures include a hundred flower baskets, a flute that can play the dragon lady, a Duke Wen of Twelve degrees, and Han Xiangzi's request for printing. According to the explanation of Taoism, Huaxuan layman was listed as the Eight Immortals at the invitation of Tie Guai Li in the famous Fairy Garden Sun Shi Mountain. According to the Book of the New Tang Dynasty and the genealogy of prime ministers, Han Xiang (not the legendary Han Xiangzi) is the grand nephew of Han Yu, a great writer and assistant minister of punishments in the Tang Dynasty.
According to "The Complete Biography of Han Xiangzi", the daughter appeased by the Prime Minister of the Han Dynasty was clever and talented, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty wanted to give her a nephew to appease her, but she refused. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was furious and removed him from his post. Lingling died of depression and became a crane. Inspired by Zhong Liquan and Lv Dongbin, Crane became the son of Han Laocheng (nephew of Han Yu) in Changli County. His real name is Xiangzi, and he lost his father when he was young. He was raised by his uncle Han Yu, Xiangzi grew up, and Zhong Lu Erxian taught him the art of spiritual practice. Han Yu angrily condemned it, because he fled to Zhong Nanshan to cultivate, and he achieved positive results and became one of the Eight Immortals. After ranking among immortals, the Jade Emperor gave him three principal books, three gold medals, and was in charge of thirty-three days and eighteen prefectures, good and evil on earth, the dragon king of the four seas, the nether world, and the city god of Fuzhou County. He was also given treasures such as shrinking flower baskets and soaring fishing drums, and was named a Puji immortal in Kaiyuan performing arts.