What does celestial beings mean?

The meaning of immortality refers to the Taoist saying that the fate of cultivating Taoism and becoming an immortal.

Xianyuan (xiānyuán) is a Chinese word that comes from "Visiting Qi Dao Immortals" written by Confucius in the Song Dynasty. Example: Qing Ji Yun's "Notes from Yuewei Thatched Cottage·Guwang Ting No. 3": "Immortals have immortal bones, and they also have immortal fate. Bones cannot be replaced by medicine, and fate cannot be formed by good love."

Immortal fate Sentences:

1. After the immortal aunt left, I got up, sat on the beach, and thought for a while, thinking that if I lost my destiny with immortality, I would bring it upon myself.

2. However, it has always been aloof from the world. If there is always no trace in the peaceful and prosperous times, it will only be revealed in the troubled times. Therefore, although the name and legend are spread widely, there is a chance to have a glimpse. But there are only a handful of those who are destined to be immortal.

3. The First Emperor of Qin traveled east to Penglai in search of immortality, and Shizong of Ming Dynasty prayed day and night for immortality. Since ancient times, in order to pursue the road to immortality, generations of smart and talented people have worked hard and spent their whole lives energy and forget their feelings.

4. A decadent college dropout is determined to work hard. By chance, he gets a chance encounter and joins the ranks of cultivators, and then embarks on the road to find immortality.

5. A down-and-out and stubborn young man, proud and determined to become immortal! It's hard to accept the kindness of a beautiful woman, and she is a beauty with swords in the world! When young Li Yunchong was young, his hometown was suddenly hit by a plague, and his parents fell ill.