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In the hands of Song-dynasty craftsmen who wielded blades as their brushes, those seemingly distant chains of cause and effect all spring from the slightest stirrings of daily life.
And when you gaze upon them, you may find that they are gazing back at you.

Unlike the Western concept of hell,
the Chinese interpretation is more structured and authoritative, featuring a rigorous system with clear correspondences.









































