What do you mean, dragon and phoenix are auspicious?

Once, an oil man named Wang got up early to sell oil and saw a magpie and a long worm (snake) fighting fiercely. Magpies spread their wings and beat the worms together. The long worm glared at him with his head held high, trying to swallow the magpie up and down. They are not afraid of each other, and they are fighting as a bee. Wang Youweng thinks this is a good omen for "the dragon and the phoenix strive for each other", and thinks it must be a treasure trove of geomantic omen.

Wang Youwen quickly put down the pickaxe and drove away the magpies and bugs. A deep hole was dug in that place, two barrels of oil were poured into it, and then it was sealed with soil and marked. Then I went back to my residence, persuaded my wife and children to sell the property and settle in a place where dragons and phoenixes are auspicious. Because he has no livelihood, he continues to do his oil business.

Wang Youwen once lived in Dongguan, Luoyang, and made a living by exploiting and selling oil. Although he is kind and sincere, his business is not prosperous. He presses oil, so he has to bear the burden of oil, travel around the world to sell it, and live in extreme poverty.

Since Wang Youwen's oil mill opened in this auspicious place, the smell of oil has drifted far away, and people from Shiliba Village have come here to buy oil. Business is booming and the days are getting richer day by day. I wonder if this has anything to do with feng shui.

It is said that when people saw a poor oil seller making a fortune here, they thought it was amazing, and they all rushed to move here. Soon, a village was formed here. People think that the feng shui here must be very good!

This village is located on the west side of the world-famous Baima Temple in Luoyang Normal University. The name of this village is Wang You Village, which is named after Wang Youwen's virtue. Originated from network sharing. . . . . .