Interpretation of refining qi Taoism refers to a method of seeking immortality through breathing and guidance. Qingyuan Mei's "Zhou Cang hangs a new Qi Xie on the knife": "Shaoxing thousands of children are in harmony, learning the art of refining the spirit of the gods." Qing Zhaolian's "The Real Man of Zalu Building in Xiao Ting": "Although real people inherit the Tao, they don't like to talk about the method of refining gas and cultivating truth." Gas refining: also called "refining". Taoism refers to a method of seeking eternal life through breathing and guidance. During the Southern Dynasties and the Song Dynasty, Bao Zhao wrote the poem "The King of Huainan": "The King of Huainan is good at longevity, eating refined gas and reading immortal scriptures." Tang Li Bai's "Shengfeng Pian": "I first heard the essence of rice, and then I went to Yujing." Tang Li 'ao's Epitaph of Hou Jun, Chu Shi: "To be a Taoist, learn from Huang Lao's skill of refining qi and keeping shape." Liu Mingxi's poem "King of Huainan" says: "King of Huainan, a good fairy, is sincere in keeping with nature."

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Refining means to make substances pure, tough and concentrated by burning or heating: steelmaking. Coking Refine. Condensed milk purgatory. Temper. Refine with heart: refine words. Refine sentences. Radical: fire; Explanation of Qi √ Qi √ An object that has no certain shape or volume and can be dispersed freely: Qi. Breathing: I can't breathe. Dizzy Shortness of breath. In one go. Natural phenomena such as cold, warm, cloudy and sunny: climate. Temperature. Meteorology smell on the nose: smell. Smell. Man's mental state: Qi