The Qing Nang Corpse Clothes

In the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208 AD), under the flickering light of an unstable oil lamp, an old man with white beard handed a cloth bundle to the jailer and softly said: "This can save a life"

In the eighth year of the Hongwu era (1375), three days before Zhu Yuanzhang's death, Liu Bowen feigned his own death and, after his "death," concealed himself in the Wolong Valley, where he compiled the knowledge he had accumulated throughout his life, ultimately completing the "Book of Corpse Robes"

In 1975, within a span of merely one month, Zhu Hansheng, a villager from Nanshan Village in Nanshan Town, Wuyuan County, and a descendant of a family of barefoot doctors, first obtained the "Qing Nang" and then acquired the "Corpse Clothes".

In 2008, you held the "Qing Nang Shi Yi" in your hands

It is said that Hua Tuo's "Qing Nang Jing" can save lives, while Liu Bowen's "Shiyi Jing" can ward off evil and avoid calamities

In the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208 AD), on that night, a torrential rain fell upon the northern prison of Xuchang. Under the flickering light of an oil lamp, an emaciated old man with white beard handed a cloth bundle to the jailer, softly saying: "This can save a life!" The jailer quietly tucked the cloth bundle into his bosom.

After the year 1700, visitors to the Hua Tuo Temple in Peixian, Jiangsu, found a couplet at the temple gate that read:

The doctor performed a laparotomy, truly opening the sacred gates of the divine; who would have known that the jailer, lacking in talent, would cause the letter to be reduced to ashes.

A gentleman values integrity and does not stoop to serve the ambitions of tyrants. It is a pity that historians distort the truth, ultimately leading to slander that endures through the ages

It is said that the renowned physician Hua Tuo of the Three Kingdoms period devoted his life's work to the "Qing Nang Jing". On the night before his death, he entrusted it to the jailer, who, out of fear, dared not accept it. Hua Tuo, left with no choice, set it ablaze, resulting in the loss of this medical classic to this day, leaving people to lament in regret

The passage of time is long and the changes in the world are profound; this matter has long been buried in the vastness of the mundane world

In the late autumn of 1975, at the foot of Nanshan Mountain in Wuyuan, Jiangxi, a group of villagers gathered around a tall old locust tree, all looking up at a notice affixed to the trunk.

The notice stated

According to the instructions of the County Revolutionary Committee, all graves located along the road to Linggu Cave must be relocated within fifteen days. Graves that have not been moved by that time will be considered unowned and will be uniformly leveled by the town's Revolutionary Committee with the organization of the core militia. It is hoped that the revolutionary masses will actively cooperate

The signature is from the Revolutionary Committee of Nanshan Town, Wuyuan County, and below it is stamped with a bright red seal