Illustration of the Second Part of the Complete Works of Liu Ren: Divination of Good and Bad Luck

"The Illustrated Liuren Encyclopedia Part 2: Determining Good and Bad Fortunes" is the second part of the "Illustrated Liuren Encyclopedia" series. It is a compilation of traditional Shushu ancient books in the direction of "Sikuquanshu Vernacular Illustrations·Shushu". The complete set of "Illustrated Liu Ren Encyclopedia" is divided into three parts: "divination and divine evil spirits", "divination of good and bad luck" and "Fu Fu". This volume of "divination of good and bad fortune" inherits the basic fortune telling and divine evil system of the first part, and focuses on the specific judgment of Liu Ren class style. This book is based on the twelve volumes of the Wenyuan Pavilion of "Sikuquanshu", and combines different versions to interpret the original text of the ancient book in vernacular and add concise subtitles to make the original complicated text structure of Shushu clearer. The book uses a large number of modern editing techniques such as charts, illustrations, diagrams, etc. To explain the content of the original book, making it easier for readers to understand the lesson logic and judgment methods of Da Liuren. This volume mainly introduces the verses and poems in Liuren, as well as the most basic lesson format of Liuren - the Sixty-Four Lessons. These contents are an important basis for the ancients to judge Liu Ren, and they are also a key part of the transition from "being able to start a class" to "being able to end a class". The book has 607 pages, is priced at 68 yuan, and has strong data access attributes.