Easy to Take Risks

Name: Easy to Take Risks
Author: Qing Dynasty-Cheng Liangyu

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by Qing Dynasty-Cheng Liangyu (清-程良玉)

Status: Completed
Source: Fanqie

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11Chapters

Synopsis

A divination work written by Cheng Liangyu during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. The conclusion of "Yi Mao" says, "Liangyu Zi Yuanru, a native of Shexian County. All discussed in this book are the method of substituting money for wild rice. The preface says that when Ming died at the age of five, he studied the mind for divination. He initially wrote 50 chapters on the divination category. During Kangxi's reign, Ji Mao was in good shape. When he met the old man Kupo, he learned his secret decree, so it was added to ninety chapters."

Reader comments

The method of substituting money for corn mentioned in this book is very interesting and reminds me of the coin guessing game I played when I was a child. Moreover, the author lost his sight at the age of five, but he can devote himself to studying divination. This kind of spirit is so admirable! I really like the explanations about the five elements and stems and branches in the book, which I find very enlightening. However, some of the content is still a bit difficult for me to understand and needs to be studied more carefully. Overall, this is a valuable book and worth reading.
6 likes2y ago
There is no translation, only classical Chinese.
1 like3y ago
Very good very satisfied
7mo ago