"Yi Yuan", "Zhizhai Shulu Jieti" and "Song History·Yiwenzhi" are all recorded in ten volumes. However, the book has not been published for a long time. In the Qing Dynasty, only three chapters were recorded in Cheng Minzheng's "Xin'an Wenzhi". Siku officials compiled more than a hundred chapters from the "Yongle Dadian". Each chapter was complete from beginning to end, and was reclassified into eight volumes. Volume 1, Treatise on Hetu and Luoshu; Volume 2, Treatise on Eighteen Chapters; Volume Three, Treatise on Dozens and Fours; Volume Four, Treatise on Yifan, seven chapters, and Treatise on Two Fans, five articles; Volume Five, Treatise on Taiji, which generates two rituals, seven chapters, Two rituals, four images, and Four Symbols, twelve chapters; Volume six, Heaven. The number of earth is fifty-five, the number of Dayan is fifty-nine, its use is forty-nine, Zhang's statement of Yan, and the diagram of ; Volume 7, Kong Yingda's diagram, and the explanation of ; Volume 8, twenty-six chapters on the hexagrams, four chapters on doubts, the diagram of the hexagram of Qiankun, the diagram of the hexagram of Fuxiao, and the diagram of the six sons of Qiankun.
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The writing style of this book is rigorous and the writing style is smooth. Through the discussion of yin and yang and the five elements, the principles of medicine are expounded. The storyline is explained in simple terms and combined with actual cases to make it easier for readers to understand. It is rich in content, practical and theoretical, and is a masterpiece worth reading.
The writing style of this book is rigorous and the writing style is smooth. Through the discussion of yin and yang and the five elements, the principles of medicine are expounded. The storyline is explained in simple terms and combined with actual cases to make it easier for readers to understand. It is rich in content, practical and theoretical, and is a masterpiece worth reading.