I am far away from you, but to an enlightened rishi like you, just a few hits with the cane is nothing. This reply is enough to show my sincerity to you. At the same time, Genghis Khan ordered Liu Zhonglu: "If you don't make the people hungry and cold, you can take care of them slowly."Genghis Khan called Qiu Chuji a "real man" until he saw him for the first time. From the second meeting, Qiu Chuji was called "fairy", and since then, there has been no change. After Qiu Chuji discussed with Genghis Khan's envoys, we decided to set off in the spring of 1221. Qiu Chuji spent another winter in Beijing. He set off on the eighth day of February and arrived at Genghis Khan's old camp on the Mobei grassland on the first day of April. Genghis Khan's youngest brother Temuge lived here. Brother Tie provided Qiu Chuji with hundreds of oxen and horses. Saying goodbye to Muge, Qiu Chuji crossed the Mongolian mainland from the northeastern grasslands and arrived at Samargan City on November 18 of the lunar calendar in 1221. Qiu Chuji spent another winter in the city. In early March 1222, under the protection of Genghis Khan's general Roshi, he crossed the Amu Darya River and arrived at Genghis Khan's residence on April 3.
It took 14 months and more than 10,000 miles to travel from Qiu Chuji to Genghis Khan’s residence. It records 12 conversations between Genghis Khan and Qiu Chuji. The 12 conversations between Genghis Khan and Qiu Chuji are roughly as follows: The first conversation was on the fifth day of the fourth lunar month in 1222. "The teacher said, I was given a seat and a meal. I asked the real person who is far away, why do I live forever? Teacher: There is a way of hygiene, but there is no medicine for immortality." Genghis Khan was very happy. After giving him a seat, he ordered people to serve food. Genghis Khan asked bluntly: "What elixir does a real person come all the way to bring me?" Qiu Chuji answered frankly: "There are ways to strengthen the body, but there is no medicine for immortality." He also said: "Honestly, immediately The two households live in the east of the palace." He praised Genghis Khan Qiu Chuji's straightforwardness and ordered people to set up two tents for Qiu Chuji on the east side of the palace where he lived. During this period, Zagreb Dinran, the prince of Khwarezm, counterattacked, the Mongols were defeated, and Qiu Chuji returned to Samarkand.