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Classic Yi Xue must-read books:

Author of Zhouyi: Guo Yao's Note: This book interprets the sixty-four hexagrams of Zhouyi in detail. Each hexagram is independent and self-contained. Each section has the original text, translation and revelation, and each hexagram is followed by Chinese and foreign famous examples, with a view to attracting jade.

Wang Bi's Notes on Zhouyi. It is one of the important notes on Zhouyi in history. Emperor Taizong ordered Confucius and others to compile Justice of the Five Classics, in which Wang Bi was selected as the annotation in Zhouyi, and thought that "Wang Fu's annotation was the only annotation of Wei, and the only annotation of ancient and modern times". Since then, Wang Bi's annotation of Zhouyi has been circulated in the world as an official version.

The 17-volume Book of Changes written by Li Dingzuo in the Tang Dynasty is a must-read book for studying Wan Ji before the Tang Dynasty. The originality, repetition and the complexity and brilliance of the body image in this book fully show the wisdom of mathematical thinking and the wisdom of machine change. Li's Book of Changes is a collection of 35 Yi-ology thoughts of Ma Rong, Xun Shuang, Yu Fan, Wang Su, Shu Cai, etc. in the Han, Wei, Jin and Tang Dynasties, which preserves the image mathematics and the Yi-ology thoughts of various schools in the Han Dynasty (the book of changes in the Tang Dynasty is also precious) and has become a very precious material for studying the Yi-ology in the Han Dynasty.

Yi Jing Yi was written by Bi He and finalized in 653 AD. It is the standard book for selecting scholars in the imperial examination in the Tang Dynasty, and it has long been established as a scholar, and it is also important in the history of Yi studies besides classics and biographies.

The Biography of Cheng Family in Zhouyi was written in Fuling. Although the Book of Changes has only been written for one year, his research on the Book of Changes has exhausted his life's energy. Cheng Yi studied under Zhou Dunyi and Yijing in his early years, and was later called Zhang Zai because of his "profound knowledge of Yi Dao, which made me admire".

The original meaning of Zhouyi was written by Zhu. He thinks that the Book of Changes is a book of divination, and the original meaning of Zhouyi is to return the original face of Zhouyi. On the surface, he is reconciling the contradiction between the Yi-ology of Cheng Yi Yi Li School and the Yi-ology of Shao Yong Xiang Mathematics School. In essence, he criticized the former from the perspective of the latter. In essence, he is a master of Yi-ology. The interpretation of hexagrams in the Book of Changes is all from the perspective of divination. At present, there are nine pictures on the front page of the Book of Changes, such as Tu Tu, Luo Shu, Fuxi Eight Diagrams Sequence, Fuxi Eight Diagrams Orientation, Fuxi Sixty-four Diagrams Orientation, Eight Diagrams Sequence, Eight Diagrams Orientation and Eight Diagrams Variation, which reflect its image number "Yi".

Wang Fu's "Chuanshan Yi Xue Integration". Wang Fuzhi's rule of Yi is pragmatic and realistic, and advocates non-existence, non-falsehood and non-falsehood. His criticism is aimed at the Buddha and the old, puts forward the view that heaven and earth are real, and explains the essence of heaven and earth from the objective reality. Wang Fuzhi's thought of Yijing is related to the study style of statecraft in the early Qing Dynasty, and influenced by the ideological trend of opposing vain reasoning and advocating statecraft in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. From a philosophical or speculative point of view, he has a profound understanding of realistic thoughts and created wealth, which is beyond his contemporaries.

Emperor Wen of Sui's Biography of Yang Yi is a book on psychology. His works think that Yi-ology is the theoretical expression of the theory of mind and nature, which is unique in the history of Yi-ology, without paying attention to the beauty of images or natural images, but taking the way of Yi-ology as the expression of Tao and mind and taking Yi-ology as the study of mind and nature.

Lai Zhide's Notes on Zhouyi in Ming Dynasty is the most important book of Yi Studies in Ming Dynasty. He studied Yi Li in Wanxian mountain area and spent 29 years writing this book. This book emphasizes the unity of reason, qi, image and number, but slightly emphasizes image and number, and makes a big summary of Yi studies since the Ming Dynasty. Its annotations first explain the image meaning, word meaning and intricate meaning, and then add a circle to explain the true meaning of this hexagram, making Zhouyi a strict system and the most insightful.

Fang Kongying's The Book of Changes is a collection of essays on Zhouyi, and it is a summary work on the image mathematics of Zhouyi. His book takes the Book of Changes as the key link, and collects the relevant opinions of various schools in the past dynasties into classic corresponding texts, which are the achievements of predecessors, detailed textual research and rigorous discussion.

Hang Xinzhai's Seven Kinds of Changes of Hang Family attaches great importance to the study of the history of the Yi-ology of Hang Family, widely absorbs the previous Yi-ology, and almost integrates the ancient and modern Yi-ology. Hangzhou developed image number, and he used the principle of wholeness to think about image number. His reconstructed image number system has the characteristics of meticulous thinking and far-reaching play. In order to show the magic of the hexagrams in Zhouyi, he took images widely, taking new things, social systems, history and culture, and even as small as biological bacteria as hexagrams. Hangyi's rich image shows the characteristics of China's Yi-ology and his solid foundation of Yi-ology.

The Book of Changes was written by Chen Menglei in Qing Dynasty. The main purpose of the book is Zhu's Original Meaning of the Book of Changes, with the participation of Bi's Annotation of the Book of Changes, Kong's Justice of the Book of Changes, Su Shi's Biography of the Book of Changes, His Complete Works of the Book of Changes and Lai Zhide's Annotation of the Book of Changes. Chen Menglei thinks that although there are many meanings in the Book of Changes, most of them are reason, number, image and four. It is the program of this book to interpret Yi from four aspects: reason, image, mathematics and industry. At the end of the book, there are 42 drawings, which were drawn by Chen Menglei's friend Yang Daosheng. This arrangement is based on the drawings revised by Mr. Pan Yuting. Chen Menglei thought that "people who don't know the map can't learn from the original", so he attached it for readers to read.

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Shao Yong's Yi Shu of Plum Blossoms: One of the ancient divination methods of Han nationality. According to legend, it was written by Shao Yong, a Yi scholar in Song Dynasty. It is a divination book based on mathematics in Yi-ology and combined with "Xiang-ology" in Yi-ology. It is said that when Shao Yong uses it, every hexagram must be correct, and it works every time. According to innate gossip's mathematical theory, the number of plum blossoms is changeable, that is, dry one, change two, keep three, shake four, lose five, talk six, root seven and Kun eight. Divination can be started anytime and anywhere, and there are various ways of divination.

Complete Book of Divination: Divination Canon in Ming Dynasty, the most important book of divination culture in Zhouyi, and the pinnacle of divination in ancient China. This book brings together the classic works of divination before the Ming Dynasty, and inherits the true meaning of early divination methods such as Jingjia Yijing and Huozhulin.

Authentic divination: compiled by Wang. Authentic divination is the representative work of six divination studies in the Book of Changes, which has a far-reaching influence on divination studies in later generations. This book systematically summarizes, develops and perfects the six-hexagram divination method. In the book, the author refutes the fallacy of sticking to magic, ancient laws and conventions, and emphasizes that the six-hexagram divination method should be flexible and flexible based on the principle of "yin and yang, movement and restraint", thus clarifying all kinds of myths and fallacies of the six-hexagram divination method in the process of more than a thousand years and making the theory more profound and complete. It has indeed played a role in clearing the source and carrying forward the past. This book is so precious that it stands out among similar works in the world.

Add or Delete Bu Yi: The title is Old Man with Wild Crane. The book takes the success or failure of things as the main line, expounds the theory from the simple to the deep, and says that "those who try repeatedly keep it, those who have never tried it will delete it." In particular, a large number of practical divination examples are used to explain the theory, which provides a good example guidance for future research, which is incomparable to all other six-hexagram classics. This book can be said to be a masterpiece foreseen by Liu Yi.

Contemporary monographs on Yi Studies

Nan's Miscellaneous Notes of the Book of Changes. I recommend reading this book, whether you have a foundation or not, and whether you want to learn it easily or not. The content in the book is simple and transparent. The most rare thing is that the old man's text reader is very comfortable, giving people a familiar feeling. It's like his old man is sitting opposite you, having dinner with you.

In Zhang Yansheng's Introduction to Yi-ology, Zhang Yansheng dabbled deeply in Yi-ology mathematics and mathematics, and made outstanding contributions to Yi-ology mathematics and its modernization.

Liu Dajun's "Najia Tufa", Liu Dajun is the first person to study Najia Tufa in depth, and also belongs to the Yi School, a leading figure in Shandong Yi Studies.

He Zhongliang's Yi nao, the first book, Modern Yi Xue Lun, mainly discusses the modernization of Yi Xue. We introduced modern science and computer technology into Yi-ology, put forward the concept of Yi-nao, established the system of Yi-nao, discovered three laws of Yi-nao, and summarized ten laws of Yi-nao, which constituted the basic framework of modern Yi-nao. The next part is called the theory of universal unity, which mainly discusses the science and culture of Yi-ology. We combine Yi-ology with modern science, and link Yi-ology with Newton's theory, Einstein's theory, gauge field theory and superstring theory, proving the three laws of Yi-ology, discovering three basic relationships of the universe, putting forward the relationship of the structure of the universe and establishing the theory of the unity of the universe. Benefiting the brain has four functions: scientific consultation, scientific planning, scientific research and scientific management. This book is an attempt to use "brain-nourishing" for scientific research.

Yu Shicun, Great Era: The Book of Changes was rediscovered. The author thinks that the origin of the Book of Changes is actually very simple, just a historical narrative. This book systematically restores the phenomenon of the Book of Changes for the first time, which is not only universal in ancient and modern times, but also closely related to the life track of human beings. Recall our rural life memories and relive the farming culture of three generations from 2000 to 3000. It is convincingly confirmed that The Book of Changes is a daily divination calendar of China people in three generations and even in the pre-Qin period, and it is an encyclopedia of people's life. For example, the book contains nearly a thousand world celebrities in the northern hemisphere and checks them against the 64 hexagrams. This book is different from other books in the Book of Changes. The sixty-four hexagrams in the book are arranged in the order of Fuxi's innate hexagrams instead of Wang Wen's acquired hexagrams, which is intended to give a new interpretation to China's Millennium classics, which is another major feature of this book. The author takes "The Great Times" as the topic, aiming at awakening people's sleeping mummies, and then realizing the free and harmonious coexistence of heaven and earth.

Ceng Shiqiang's Book of Changes Management Wisdom, the first person in China, has a grounded and insightful research on the relationship between the Book of Changes and management.

A Dream of Red Mansions was written by Jiang Tao from the Book of Changes. The Book of Changes contains many great philosophies of dealing with people, running a family and starting a business, and the characters in A Dream of Red Mansions have also created a set of philosophies of dealing with people, running a family and starting a business. The author creatively used the Book of Changes to interpret classical masterpieces, which made me feel very sad at that time.

Fu Peirong's Introduction to the Book of Changes not only teaches you to learn the Book of Changes, but also teaches you to interpret divination. This book is suitable for learning divination.