It is said that "Didi Tianxui Shanwei" was written by Jing Tu in the Song Dynasty. It was annotated by Ren Tieqiao during the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, and the additional annotations were compiled by Yuan Shushan. "Didi Tianxui Shanwei" is a study of numerology with a long history. The ancient sayings about destiny are simple and concise. Therefore, Pao Xi calls it the correct destiny, Zhongni calls it the destiny, and Lao Dan calls it the restoration of destiny. All of them are based on getting it from heaven and giving it to people, just to correct their nature, follow their principles, and secure their destiny. The book "Dip Tiansui" is said to have been written by Jingtu. Liu Chengyi noted it. It takes Tongshen and Liuqin as two outlines. It is divided into sixty-two chapters from Tiandao to Zhenyuan. The analysis of the truth is extremely subtle; the differentiation of yin and yang in the heaven and earth, the rotation of the three elements and the five elements, are repeatedly extended, and the words are clear and logical, enough to be a reference for later scholars. "Explanation of Di Tianxui" was written and annotated by Ren Tieqiao in the Qing Dynasty.
Reader comments
This book is profound in content and explains the Heavenly Stems, Earthly Branches and Five Elements in great detail. The author Ren Tieqiao should be a very wise man. His unique viewpoints made me think more deeply about fate and nature. However, some contents in the book are still difficult to understand and require careful consideration. Overall, this is a good book worth reading.
This book is profound in content and explains the Heavenly Stems, Earthly Branches and Five Elements in great detail. The author Ren Tieqiao should be a very wise man. His unique viewpoints made me think more deeply about fate and nature. However, some contents in the book are still difficult to understand and require careful consideration. Overall, this is a good book worth reading.