Li Zhongyuan’s monkey head longevity symbol is worth more than 50,000 yuan. After several years of legal battles, the court finally confirmed that Mr. Li Zhongyuan is the founder of China’s “Monkey Life”.
His works are written in cursive script with the character "Shou" written in one go, with lifelike and expressive shapes. You can see freedom and ease in your composure, and you can see stability in your elegance. The whole monkey body is sincere, cute and kind. In this "Monkey Shou" there are seven or eight Tai Chi patterns and the entire monkey body. The edges of the ink are connected to each other and run back and forth, forming the yin and yang lines of the Tai Chi pattern.
As long as you draw a circle on the S line, you can form a Tai Chi pattern. The strokes of Shou also have a pattern similar to the Tai Chi routines, so it is called "Tai Chi Monkey Shou" because monkeys are good at eating peaches. Tao increases longevity. The ancient book "Baopuzi" says: "The king of humans is the monkey. The monkey's life span is eight hundred years." The eight Tai Chi patterns and the eight hundred years mean the eight, eight, sixty-four, fixed universe. In the past, monkeys lived to be eight hundred years old, but today Tai Chi is at its peak.
May the elderly in the world live long, prosperous and happy lives. His Tai Chi monkey longevity works are deeply loved by people from all walks of life and have a great influence in the country because of their beautiful characters, reasonable methods, far-reaching meanings and The heart feels heaven and earth, so it is known as "the longest life in the world". In 2004, Shaanxi TV Station used "Tai Chi Monkey Shou" as the mascot for the Year of the Monkey Spring Festival Gala.