Source: Teacher Yang Xiaoru said that he admired Mo Xiang's use of many original Taoist settings, instead of the traditional setting of cultivating immortals. In the past, when Mo Xiang signed for a reader, he wrote a sentence: Xuanyun locks the bright moon, and the wind blows the sea. This sentence comes from the orthodox Taoist scriptures.

The word "Moxiang Tongchou":

It gives people the feeling that a scholar is lofty and out of the dust, so does Mo Xiang take this name to express that he is only writing for happiness, and the manuscript fee is just a pile of copper-smelling waste paper? In fact, Mo Xiang said that she chose this name because she wanted to choose literature when she was in college.

It turned out that my mother named me. It's really precious. I inexplicably thought of all kinds of nicknames "Marisol" and "Kill Matt" when I was a child. Now that I think about it, I can't bear to look straight.

I don't know if you gave yourself any nickname "chic" when you were young. Anyway, the first screen name I gave myself was "Seven Heroes in the Snow", and I don't know why I had to give it such a name at that time. Dou E wronged six In the snow, and my screen name came to seven In the snow. Now think about it. Does this mean that "Dou E has also been wronged"?