Li Xuzhong's Destiny Book

Three volumes. Ancient horoscope book. The original title was written by Gui Guzi and annotated by Li Xuzhong of the Tang Dynasty. Included in "Yongle Dadian". "Sikuquanshu General Catalog·Zibu·Shushu Category 2": "The examples in the book first discuss the sixty-year period, which is not as good as the time of life, and its method is quite consistent with the date of birth mentioned in Han Yu's "Epitaph" (referring to "The Epitaph of Li Jun, the Censor in the Palace") It is consistent, and the second half is often called the Four Pillars. It actually started in the Song Dynasty. The authenticity is mixed and cannot be questioned. "This book uses the year, month, day, stems and branches of a person as the basis to deduce the longevity, nobleness, good and bad fortune of a person, and is the ancestor of later generations of people who tell the fortune.