The seventeen-volume "Jijie of Zhouyi" was written by Li Dingzuo in the Tang Dynasty. It is a must-read book for studying the study of Yi before the Tang Dynasty. It is a must-read book for the study of Xiangshu in the Han Dynasty. The study of Xiangshu flourished in the Han Dynasty. It is an open and inclusive system of the Book of Changes, the basis of its theory and wisdom, and has broad adaptability.
The intricate and splendid hexagram images of original hexagrams, overturned hexagrams and body hexagrams that appear in this book fully demonstrate the ingenuity and changing wisdom of Xiang mathematical thinking. Li's "Collected Commentary on the Book of Changes" draws on the Yi-shu of 35 scholars including Ma Rong, Xun Shuang, Yu Fan, Wang Su, Shu Cai, and Cui Jing of the Han, Wei, Jin, and Tang Dynasties. It has preserved the Han Dynasty's Xiangmathematics and the Yi-shu of various schools on the verge of being lost.
"Book of Changes" Miscellaneous Collection Zixia, Meng Xi, Jiao Gan, Jingfang, Ma Rong, Xun Shuang, Zheng Xuan, Liu Biao, He Yan, Song Zhong, Yu Fan, Lu Ji, Qian Bao, Wang Su, Wang Bi, Yao Xin, Wang Yu, Zhang Yao, Xiang Thirty-five scholars including Xiu, Wang Kaizhong, Hou Liang, Shu Cai, Zhai Yuan, Han Kangbo, Liu Jing, He Tuo, Cui Jing, Shen Wanshi, Lu Shi, Cui Jin, Fu Manrong, Kong Yingda, Yao Gui, Zhu Yangzhi, Cai Jingwu and so on. Among them, it mainly collects the annotations from various schools of the Xiangshu School in Yi Xue, and the most annotated ones are cited by Gou Shuang, Yu Fan, Qian Bao and others. The annotations of Yi scholars of the Yili school such as Yu Wangbi, He Yan, and Han Kangbo were also adopted, but generally they were rejected. Its proposition is what is said in the "Preface" to "publish the wild writings of Fu Si (zi Wang Bi) and supplement the Yixiang of Kangcheng (zi Zheng Xuan)". In addition to collecting the annotations of predecessors, Li Dingzuo himself also has some annotations and comments, but the number is very small, and those with new meanings are even rarer.
Reader comments
I really want to learn, but I just can't understand
The science of symbols and numbers in the book is very interesting, and the complex hexagrams and exquisite thinking opened my eyes. Moreover, it also preserves a lot of lost information, which is simply a treasure of Yi Xue! However, for a beginner like me, some parts are still a bit difficult to understand and need to be figured out slowly. Overall, this is a great book worth reading!
I searched eight times for books on the I Ching, all of which gave a rough outline, but didn't understand it in depth, so I didn't know why. Finally, I found it today! ! ! !
I really want to learn, but I just can't understand
The science of symbols and numbers in the book is very interesting, and the complex hexagrams and exquisite thinking opened my eyes. Moreover, it also preserves a lot of lost information, which is simply a treasure of Yi Xue! However, for a beginner like me, some parts are still a bit difficult to understand and need to be figured out slowly. Overall, this is a great book worth reading!
I searched eight times for books on the I Ching, all of which gave a rough outline, but didn't understand it in depth, so I didn't know why. Finally, I found it today! ! ! !