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Summary

Little Shi Tou reluctantly accompanies his family to Fa Hua Temple, prompted by his grandaunt's insistence on seeking peace talismans. The journey includes royal figures, causing Little Shi Tou to feel conflicted about bowing. The family dynamic is playful, with the children calling each other brothers. As they travel, Little Shi Tou reflects on the family's history and the significance of the temple visit, which is rooted in a desire for protection and blessings. The abbot recognizes the noble status of the visitors, particularly Zheng He Di, who shows respect. The atmosphere is filled with a mix of familial affection, historical anecdotes, and a quest for spiritual solace.

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