Tianyuan Taiyi

An epic masterpiece that reconstructs the origin of Chinese civilization "Tian Yuan" is a grand narrative based on ancient legends and the wisdom of the "Three Ancient Tombs" as its soul. The whole book strictly follows the "Yi Wei" theory of cosmogenesis and is divided into five volumes: Taiyi, Taichu, Taishi, Taisu, and Taiji. It has a total of 365 chapters, which coincides with the number of Zhou Tian and constructs a self-consistent universe of civilization evolution. The novel focuses on the Yellow Emperor, Yan Emperor, Qi Bo, Cangjie, Lei Zu and other Chinese ancestors. It takes tribal alliances, survival struggle, and wisdom exploration as the main lines. It abandons the fantasy of gods and demons, relies on history and early scientific logic, and rigorously restores the grand process of the ancestors understanding the world and creating civilization. The core lies in the systematic explanation of the birth process of the "Book of Changes", "Huangdi Neijing" and "Shen Nong's Materia Medica": · Yili was inspired by astrological observation and Heluo mathematics; · Medical theory is based on long-term observation and practice of diseases and injuries; ·Pharmacology is derived from personal experiments and systematic induction of the properties of Baicao. Each chapter uses 7,000 words to describe the characters and events in depth. At the end of the chapter, there is a special analysis of key points to refine the logic and historical evidence of Yi, medicine, and medicine involved in the chapter, so that readers can clearly grasp the formation context and essence of the Chinese wisdom system in the magnificent epic story. "Tian Yuan" is an affectionate inquiry and rational reconstruction of the origin of civilization, aiming to allow readers to appreciate the great wisdom of the sages who opened up the way to the unity of nature and man in ignorance.