Speaking of chanting scriptures, there were many stories in Daoist Sects—other sects had them too, but Qingcheng excelled in this art.
At that time, the fervor to destroy the "Four Olds" was overwhelming; it was a national movement that could not be stopped, and any resistance would only lead to disaster.
Qingcheng was also a major target at that time. If it were some branches that wanted to rise up, they would surely scatter like monkeys from a fallen tree.
But Qingcheng emphasized the preservation of Daoist traditions; they were a branch with aspirations and persistent beliefs.
Of course, what was even more rare was their ability to adapt and respond appropriately.
However, there are many smart people in the world; such BUG-like methods were not unique to them—as long as something was useful, it would spread quickly.
The Red Guards Cadets, of course, were not convinced and decided to chant too, thinking, "Who's afraid of whom?"
