Huangji Jingshishu (Illustrated Collector's Edition; Blends Ancient and Modern Philosophy to Gain Insight into the Mysteries of Heaven and Earth)

"Huangji Jingshi Shu" is a philosophical work created by Shao Yong, a scholar of the Song Dynasty, who spent his life studying the Zhouyi. The book uses the "Yi Gua" to deduce the Xiangmathematical system to explain the generation of all things, the origin of morality and the governance of the world. Through the use of Yili and Yijiao, we can study the origin of the universe, natural evolution and social and historical changes, and reveal it to the world with the learning of Heluo and Xiangshu. The original book is no longer available. The current editions have different volumes, but most of them retain the basic content of the original book. Shao Yong was one of the founders of Neo-Confucianism in the Song Dynasty. He formed a unique understanding of the Zhouyi. His Huangji Jingshishu used the derivation of the hexagrams of the Yi to explain the changes in heaven, earth and all things, as well as the separation and integration of heaven and earth and personnel. Relevant pictures have been added to the book, and some historical events and time deductions are also presented in tables to facilitate readers' reading. The "History of the Song Dynasty·Biography of Shao Yong" and "The Biography of Mr. Shao Kangjie" attached at the end are also to help readers better understand Shao Yong.