Book Cube Volume 4: Duke Zhou's Interpretation of Dreams

Dreams are a strange phenomenon, but the experience of dreaming is common to all people. However, in human culture, regardless of ancient and modern times, the understanding of dreams has always been a mystery. Zhuge Liang woke up in the thatched cottage and chanted: "Who wakes up first from the big dream? I know myself in my life. I have slept enough in the spring in the thatched cottage, and the sun is late outside the window." Su Dongpo sang on the edge of the Red Cliff: "Life is like a dream, a bottle of wine still shines on the river and the moon." Dreams are something everyone does. What is it about? Some people say: "Think about it every day, and dream about it at night." So what secrets can dreams tell us about the secrets hidden in our hearts? Among all the mysteries of human beings, perhaps none are more fascinating and puzzling than those that come from the human heart. Countless people are seeking the mystery of dreams. "Zhuang Sheng dreamed of butterflies." The dream was extremely pleasant. However, when he woke up, he didn't know whether it was Zhuang Zhou dreaming of butterflies or butterflies. This is true even for saints, let alone ordinary people. Facing the ethereal yet very real dream, I am confused and confused, but I also hope to get hints from it. "Dream Interpretation by Zhou Gong" can solve all the mysteries for everyone! It is a book about dream analysis and divination. It is said to have been written by Zhou Gongdan, a famous Chinese politician in the pre-Qin Dynasty. It has been passed down to this day and has become a model work of Chinese dream interpretation culture. Zhou Gongdan was a saint that even Confucius revered. The Analects of Confucius said: "It is so bad that I have declined! It has been a long time since I dreamed of seeing Duke Zhou." From this point of view, the sage Confucius would also ask Duke Zhou for advice in his dreams.