Pan Laoping: A Life of Shuishu Learning in Libo
The Libo inheritor Pan Laoping learned Shuishu within his family, then helped annotate manuscripts and teach another generation of specialists.
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The Libo inheritor Pan Laoping learned Shuishu within his family, then helped annotate manuscripts and teach another generation of specialists.
Shuishu specialist manuscripts and the staggered Duanjie festival show two distinct ways Shui knowledge is used and shared.
In Maolan, pockets of soil in fissured limestone support a forest whose growth is closely tied to small differences in slope and rock form.
At Xiaoqikong, a bridge, cascades, pools and a forested channel reveal how water threads through a limestone landscape.