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When it comes to ancient masters of architecture and inventors, Master Lu Ban is undoubtedly a familiar name. In the carpentry industry, he is regarded as the ancestor and enjoys a great reputation. Lu Ban is not only an outstanding carpenter, but also an inventor. He created many tools that facilitate carpenters' work. However, a book called "Lu Ban Book" was banned by the rulers, which aroused people's curiosity. What exactly caused such a ban?

In ancient times, all schools of thought spread their ideas and opinions through writing. In this context, it seems natural for Lu Ban to write a book. However, why was the "Lu Ban Book" banned? Are there some unspeakable secrets in it that threaten the authority of the ruler?

In ancient China, the idea of ​​family rule had a far-reaching influence, and both the family and the emperor attached great importance to inheritance. The original intention of Lu Ban to write "Lu Ban Book" was also to pass on his own technology and inventions. However, in order to consolidate their ruling position, feudal rulers often took various measures, including banning books. Generally, banned books can be divided into two categories: one is speech involving resistance to the ruler, such as the treasonous words in "Journey to the West"; the other is obscene books, such as "Jin Ping Mei". As a purely technical book, the reason for the ban on "Lu Ban Book" is obviously not that simple.