Eight-character fortune teller _ Interpretation of eight-character fortune teller

What are the eight-character numerology classics?

Advanced book of eight-character numerology

Theoretical introduction:

Draft of A Thousand Miles of Life (Wei Qianli, Republic of China)

The True Solution to Predict Fate (Chen Pinhong, Taiwan Province Province)

Ziping Needle Boxing (Shen Xiaozhan in Qing Dynasty)

Theoretical improvement:

Interpretation of Tian Di Sui (Ren Tieqiao in Qing Dynasty)

Yuan Hai Zi Ping (Xu Sheng in Song Dynasty)

San Tong Ming Hui (Wan Min Ying in Ming Dynasty)

A General Examination of Divine Wind (Zhang Nan, Ming Dynasty)

Interpretation of Examples in Treasure (Xu in the Republic of China)

The Essence of Zi Ping's Lifelong Learning (Wu Zhengyi, Taiwan Province Province)

Application of numerology (Zhu Zuxia, Chinese mainland)

Actual combat sublimation:

Interpretation of Tian Di Sui (Ren Tieqiao in Qing Dynasty)

Yuan Hai Zi Ping (Xu Sheng in Song Dynasty)

San Tong Ming Hui (Wan Min Ying in Ming Dynasty)

A General Examination of Divine Wind (Zhang Nan, Ming Dynasty)

A guide to the truth of numerology-three episodes of wind, thunder and fire (Duan Jianye, Wang Huying, Mainland China)

Life Notes (Jianggang)

Textbook of Four-Pillar Training Course (150 page) (Zhu Zuxia, Mainland China)