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Books by 北阳玖
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Folk Secret Spells 民间秘咒
[This book presents the classical Chinese text alongside its translation, for the appreciation of all fellow enthusiasts.] …The folk secret incantation, also known as “The Thirteen Ancient Moxibustion Incantations,” is said to have been entrusted by Patriarch Chen Tuan to a guardian in his final moments. After escaping danger, the guardian searched for someone to pass it on to, but found no one. The sole surviving copy was later kept by the Jiang family of Donglai. During the compilation of the
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The True Secrets of Yang Residences: A Plain-Language Edition [Feng Shui Classic] 白话版阳宅真诀【风水古籍】
A plain-language feng shui book written by Chen Shiyang of the Ming dynasty. Chen Shiyang's birth and death dates are unknown, as are the details of his life. Its contents are based mainly on the Eight Houses Feng Shui Classic, using the orientation of a house to determine auspicious and inauspicious directions. The book has four volumes, covering topics such as a general discussion of house sites, houses on level ground, houses in valleys, the theory of the Taiji diagram, the energy of the Eigh
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The Fiercest Man of the Late Ming: First Destroy the Jurchens, Then Seize Chongzhen 明末第一狠人：先灭建奴再抢崇祯
[Peak feel-good story] + [No lectures] + [No filler] + [No idiotic characters] + [No System] + [Historically grounded] + [The action builds steadily] + [Exactly what you’re looking for] A top military academy graduate transmigrates to the late Ming Dynasty. Starting with nothing, he rises to become a world conqueror and delivers a feast of pure satisfaction. Military gear, political intrigue, warfare, loyalty, and heartfelt bonds, all grounded in logic. See how the protagonist dominates the late
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The Plain-Language Guide to Feng Shui's Staff-Bearing Method 白话版堪舆倒杖诀
The Art of Geomancy's Reverse-Stick Method was written by Xie Heqing, courtesy name Juezhai, also known as Yuyuanzi. He was the author of the transmitted works The Divine Treasure Classic and The Heavenly Treasure Classic. This book deals exclusively with methods for choosing burial sites. It consists of thirty-six chapters, each beginning with a rhymed verse in four-character lines that summarizes its main points. Three additional sections, on mountains, plains, and miscellaneous observations o
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An Introduction to Wine [Plain-Language Edition] 酒概【白话版】
In four volumes, written by Shen Shen of the Ming Dynasty. The author also called himself Zhendanyimin Yuanyuanfu, and in the preface referred to himself as Hezhifu. The names Yuanyuan and Shen Shen are so strange that it is impossible to determine who the author was. The surname of the proofreader listed in each volume is always given as Hailing. Hailing was the name of the person who printed the book. The work is mainly about matters related to wine. Volume One has three sections: Wine, Names,
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A Plain-Language Commentary on Ye Babai's Book of Changes 叶八白易传白话
A Treatise on the Changes by Baibai, in sixteen volumes. Written by Ye Shan of the Ming dynasty. Ye Shan's courtesy name was Baibai; his place of origin is unknown. According to the author's own preface, he began studying the Book of Changes at the age of ten, and ten years later was able to surpass the language of scholars. In 1543, the twenty-second year of the Jiajing reign, he read Yang Chengzhai's (Wanli's) Treatise on the Changes at Lutian Hermitage. He then wrote his own Treatise on the C
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