"The Pursuit of Qi Men" was written by Zhu Haowen of Beixing Kingdom in the late Qing Dynasty and is a classic of Qi Men. The examples and methods in this book are not detailed in each book. There are also seventy-two rounds of Taigong's "The Military Fulfillment of Divine Talisman Sutra", and a thousand and eighty rounds are replayed. According to the solar terms, the doors and wheel palaces are set, and the flying stars determine the game. With this, scholars can start lessons at any time, and they can all be pointed out one by one. The small one seeks good luck and avoids evil, the large one is used to set up military bases, the gods change, and its functions are endless. There are also the mechanics of the Liuwu Dougang and the wonders of the Liujia Yin Talisman, which I will not tire of studying in detail.
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This book "The Return of Qi Men" is really good! It not only deeply discusses the principles of good and bad luck, but also cites many examples in history, such as the Battle of Zhuolu between the Yellow Emperor and Feng Hou, to illustrate the use of Qimen Dunjia. This reminds me of Zhuge Liang in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". He was also a wise man who was proficient in Qimen Dunjia. This book is definitely a masterpiece worth reading for those who like to study traditional Chinese culture and strategic wisdom!
This book "The Return of Qi Men" is really good! It not only deeply discusses the principles of good and bad luck, but also cites many examples in history, such as the Battle of Zhuolu between the Yellow Emperor and Feng Hou, to illustrate the use of Qimen Dunjia. This reminds me of Zhuge Liang in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". He was also a wise man who was proficient in Qimen Dunjia. This book is definitely a masterpiece worth reading for those who like to study traditional Chinese culture and strategic wisdom!