Jing's Yi Zhuan

"Jing Shi Yi Zhuan" is a classic work written by Jing Fang, a famous Yi scholar in the Western Han Dynasty. It is famous for its unique Yi study system. The book consists of three volumes and was annotated by Wu Luji of the Three Kingdoms. It takes Qian and Kun as the foundation and unifies the sixty-four hexagrams. It deeply explains the complex hexagram relationships such as Shi, Ying, Fei, and Fu. It is a treasure in the study of magic. Under the background of Dong Zhongshu's respect for Confucianism, Jingfang explored the extensive connections between Yi studies, society and nature, and attempted to establish a cosmic model of Yi studies to explain and predict the development of things. His theory has far-reaching influence and laid a solid foundation for the development of Yi-Xue in later generations. It is a rare and precious document for the study of Yi-Xue.