In the depths of a secluded mountain forest far from the hustle and bustle of the world, there is a young Taoist named Li Yunxin. This mountain forest is like an ethereal ink painting. The four seasons change, presenting a beautiful sight. In spring, mountain flowers are in full bloom. Colorful flowers compete to open, as if they are masterpieces outlined by nature with the most delicate strokes. In summer, the trees are shady. The dense branches and leaves are intertwined, forming a green ocean. When the breeze blows, the leaves rustle like the sounds of nature. In autumn, maple leaves are like fire, and golden ginkgo leaves fall with the wind, spreading a gorgeous carpet on the earth. In winter, the mountains are covered with snow. The snow-covered mountain forest is like a fairy tale world, quiet and beautiful.

Every morning, Li Yunxin will come to the top of the mountain on time to welcome the rising sun. When the first ray of sunlight shines on his face, he will slowly close his eyes and calm his mind to circulate qi. At this peaceful moment, he seems to have forgotten all the troubles and disputes in the world and only focuses on feeling the flow of natural breath in his body. He deeply knows that Taoism emphasizes following nature and being in harmony with heaven and earth. And this morning sunlight and fresh air are the best gifts given to him by nature.

Li Yunxin sits cross-legged, with his hands naturally placed on his knees, breathing evenly and deeply. He uses his heart to feel everything around him, feeling the gentleness of the breeze brushing his cheeks, feeling the cheerful songs of birds, and feeling the vitality exuded by flowers, plants and trees. As he breathes, the natural breath gradually enters his body and merges with his own qi. He can feel that his body seems to have become a huge container, holding the essence between heaven and earth.

During the process of circulating qi, Li Yunxin's mind also becomes more and more ethereal. He seems to be able to see the meridians and acupoints in his body and see qi flowing slowly in them. This feeling makes him both excited and awed. He knows that he is exploring the mysteries of life. Taoism believes that qi is the root of life and the origin of all things in the universe. Through circulating qi, people can adjust their bodies and minds to reach a harmonious state. Li Yunxin is deeply immersed in this state. He longs to better understand and apply the power of qi through continuous cultivation.

One day, when Li Yunxin was circulating qi on the top of the mountain as usual, a wounded fawn came into his sight. The fawn's leg seemed to be bitten by something, and it was bleeding profusely. It walked limping, and its eyes were full of pain and fear. Li Yunxin's heart moved, and he immediately stopped circulating qi and got up and walked towards the fawn. When the fawn saw someone approaching, it instinctively wanted to run away, but due to its serious injury, it could only struggle feebly.

Li Yunxin squatted down gently and stroked the fawn's head gently, trying to calm it down. He carefully observed the fawn's injury, and a wave of pity welled up in his heart. He knew that this fawn needed his help. So, he decided to use the method of circulating qi to infuse gentle qi into the fawn's body.

Li Yunxin sat cross-legged again and held the fawn in his arms. He closed his eyes, concentrated his energy, mobilized the qi in his body, and slowly guided it to the fawn's wound. He could feel that his qi was like warm water flow, slowly flowing into the fawn's body. As qi flowed in, the fawn's wound began to heal slowly, and the pain gradually eased.

As time passed by, Li Yunxin always remained focused and patient. He knew that the method of circulating qi required a lot of energy and time, but he didn't care. In his opinion, being able to help this wounded fawn is his responsibility and mission. Finally, after a period of effort, the fawn's wound was completely healed and it regained its vitality.

The fawn looked at Li Yunxin gratefully, as if expressing its gratitude to him. Then, it hopped and disappeared into the mountain forest. Looking at the back of the fawn leaving, Li Yunxin's heart was filled with joy and satisfaction. He knew that he had done the right thing.

This incident gave Li Yunxin a deeper understanding and perception of the method of circulating qi. He realized that the method of circulating qi is not only a means of cultivation but also a power that can be used to help others. Taoism emphasizes that "the greatest kindness is like water. Water is good at benefiting all things without contending." Li Yunxin feels that he should be like water and use his own strength to help those in need instead of pursuing personal fame and status.

From then on, Li Yunxin cultivated the method of circulating qi even harder. He not only practiced alone on the top of the mountain but also went deep into the mountain forest to look for those animals and plants in need. He used his qi to heal and nourish them, making them regain their vitality. In this process, Li Yunxin also gained a lot. His heart became purer and kinder, and his understanding of Taoist thought became deeper.

As time went by, Li Yunxin's reputation gradually spread in the mountain forest. Many animals know that there is a kind Taoist who can help them with the method of circulating qi. They are full of respect and gratitude for Li Yunxin. Whenever he passes through the mountain forest, the animals will come out to greet him one after another, as if paying tribute to him.

Li Yunxin is not complacent because of his reputation. He knows that he still has a long way to go. He continues to practice in the mountain forest and constantly explores the mysteries of the method of circulating qi. He believes that as long as he perseveres in his efforts, he will definitely be able to better understand Taoist thought and better apply the method of circulating qi to bring more beauty and hope to this world.