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Books by 陈缘字长青
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Plain-Language Guide to the Plum Blossom Numerology 白话文：梅花易数
Plain Language: The Plum Blossom Numerology is a book that reinterprets the Song dynasty classic of Yi studies, The Plum Blossom Numerology, in modern, accessible language. Guided by the principle of “bringing the ancient into the present,” it combines traditional divination theory with modern life, making the profound wisdom of Yi studies easier for contemporary readers to understand and apply. This book does not cling to a literal translation of the old text. It takes the heart as its source
398Reads—Score128Shelves
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The Complete Yuan Hai Zi Ping in Plain Language 白话文：渊海子平全集
The theories of fate in Yuan Hai's Zi Ping art originally came from Li Xuzhong, a scholar of the Tang dynasty. Based on a person's year, month, day, and hour of birth, he used the theories of the Five Elements' generation and overcoming, flourishing and declining, and control and transformation to predict the fortunes and misfortunes of a person's life. His predictions proved astonishingly accurate. After Master Li's death, Han Yu of Changli wrote an epitaph in his memory. Later, the scholar Lü
265Reads6.6Score119Shelves
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The Third Book by Chen Yuan Zi Chang Qing 陈缘字长青的第3本书
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The Dragon-Shaking Classic in Plain Language 白话文：撼龙经
The Canon of the Dragon-Shaking Classic is an important work of ancient Chinese feng shui, or geomancy. Written during the Tang dynasty, it is traditionally attributed to the feng shui master Yang Yun-song, whose style name was “Rescuer of the Poor.” Later generations honored him as Master Yang. He is considered the founder of the Form School of feng shui, and his theories have had a lasting influence on feng shui practice. Along with The Canon of the Doubtful Dragon and Burial Methods and the I
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A Plain-Language Guide to Di Tian Sui 白话文：滴天髓
The Essence of Dripping Heaven is one of the most important works in the field of traditional Chinese fate-calculation. According to legend, the original text was written by Jing Tu during the Song dynasty, and Liu Bowen annotated it during the Ming dynasty. During the Daoguang era of the Qing dynasty, the scholar Ren Tieqiao also wrote an interpretation of The Essence of Dripping Heaven. Drawing on a lifetime of experience in fate-calculation, Ren Tieqiao added notes to each chapter, delving in
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The Three Yuan Almanac in Plain Language 白话文：三元总录
The General Compendium of the Three Origins, written by Liu Hongquan during the Ming dynasty, is an important classic in the field of ancient Chinese divination. The book is divided into three parts: “The Origin of Dwellings,” “The Origin of Marriage,” and “The Origin of Graves.” It systematically explains the theories and methods of feng shui for homes, the matching of men and women in marriage, and feng shui for burial sites. Based on traditional theories of yin and yang, the Five Elements, an
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The Book of Burial in Plain Language 白话文：葬书
Burial Book, also known as The Classic of Burial, is a foundational work of Chinese feng shui culture. Originally written by Guo Pu during the Jin dynasty, it came to be known in the Tang dynasty as the Brocade-Wrapped Classic. The oldest surviving precious reprinted edition dates back to the sixteenth year of the Kaiyuan era in the Tang dynasty. It was prefaced by Zhang Yue, Grand Chancellor and Duke of Yan, and is now kept in the National Library of Korea. The story behind this edition dates t
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A Comprehensive Study of Shenfeng [Translation and Notes] 神峰通考【译注】
The Shen Feng Tong Kao is one of the most important Ming dynasty texts on Chinese destiny analysis. It was written by the destiny analyst Zhang Nan, whose courtesy name was Shen Feng. The book systematically summarizes the theories and methods of Ziping destiny analysis. Centered on the generating and overcoming relationships of the Five Elements and the Ten Gods configurations, it examines the essence of destiny reading from a birth chart through numerous examples. The text emphasizes the “illn
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Exploring the Origins of Destiny [Annotated Translation] 命理探源【译注】
Exploring the Origins of Fate, written by Yuan Shushan, is a classic of Chinese destiny studies. It offers a systematic and comprehensive account of traditional theories and methods. Beginning with foundational concepts such as the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches and the interactions of the Five Elements, it gradually delves into matters such as chart configurations, auspicious and inauspicious stars, and family relationships, building a complete system of knowledge. The book also cites many
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The Guo Family's Yuan Jing (Translation and Commentary) 郭氏元经【译注】
The Guo Family's Yuanjing is an important work of ancient Chinese divination. It is attributed to Guo Pu of the Eastern Jin dynasty, though its actual date of composition and authorship are uncertain. It is thought to have been supplemented by later generations. Centered on yin and yang, the Five Elements, the heavenly stems and earthly branches, and spirit stars, it is known as the "headquarters of spirit stars." Its core content covers three main areas. First, it develops a complex system of
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