During the Guangxu period, the female Taoist priest lived to 2003, rejuvenated in her old age, and s

How can anyone live to be so long, you can know that it is fake news at a glance, or don't use such a headline to attract attention. Rejuvenation? It is simply impossible (physically).

I'll go too. This Taoist priest named Li Chengyu, died in 2003 at the age of 118, and said on his deathbed that I would go, and then left safely.

This person is Li Chengyu, because she has a pure heart and few desires, so she can live a long life.

Contentment and happiness, these are the last words she left, and they are also her attitude towards life.

I think what she left behind should be a kind of faith, a belief that she can live a long life.

What he left behind was the three words "I'm gone", and he didn't leave anything specific.

Having said three words, I'll go too. Then he died peacefully, and lived a very long life.

When she was dying, she said the words "I go" and passed away peacefully, she was so calm before she died, as if she had a premonition of her own death.

Baiyu Xiangu lived to be 118 years old, before Li Chengyu died, she also had no fear of death, and he also said three words lightly before he died: I will go, and then she died, she died in 2003, and the apprentices in the Taoist temple also helped Li Chengyu deal with the aftermath.

This female Taoist priest is Li Yucheng, and the last words before her death are I going.

Before he died, he said, "I'll go too." This sentence is very indifferent, she is not afraid of death, and she has been so indifferent to fame and fortune all her life.

At that time, it was said that some things are not so simple, and you must live out yourself and live your style

This female Taoist priest said before she died, I will go to these three words, she is Li Chengyu.

They are pure-hearted, not bothered by the world, just want peace of mind, and spend their lives interpreting the true meaning of Taoism. Before leaving, she said three words: I'll go.

She said three words before leaving: I will go too, at the age of 118.

Li Chengyu was a female Taoist priest in the Guangxu period, known as "Aunt Baiyu", and she was the longest-lived female Taoist.

Li Chengyu combs her hair with a wooden comb every day, many people are very puzzled, what does this have to do with longevity, from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, combing her hair often can help dredge blood vessels, so she should use this method to live longer.

It should be a light diet every day and a good attitude.