Which version of the Book of Changes is good?

If you want to learn systematically, you must take books as a model. There are many books studying Zhouyi, and there are many fallacies and fallacies, which make people see things in a blur. Therefore, if you want to learn Zhouyi, you should look at famous works, such as Zhu's Original Meaning of Zhouyi in Song Dynasty, Wen Yiduo's Compilation of Zhouyi Syndrome in Modern Times, and Zhouyi Ancient Classics's Note. Strictly speaking, Zhouyi is a philosophical work of subjective materialism that integrates astronomy, mathematics, the art of war, the strategy of governing the country, life, moral cultivation and the development and change of things. If you just regard him as a fortune teller, it's too superficial. Of course, the premise of reading Zhu's Book of Changes is to learn classical Chinese well. I guess the landlord may not be proficient in ancient Chinese?

Therefore, before studying the original meaning of Zhouyi, it is suggested to read Nan's Miscellaneous Notes on Zhouyi. Although it is a miscellaneous note, it already contains a lot of basic knowledge. Although not systematic enough, there are many knowledge points, which are more intuitive and easy to understand. It is very helpful for people who have no foundation of Zhouyi. If you have a soft spot for numerology (that is, fortune telling), I suggest you learn ancient Chinese first, and then get familiar with Zhu's Book of Changes, so as to lay a solid foundation. Finally, you will start to study the ancient numerology books: Yuan Hai Zi Ping and Tian Tian Mu? Comments on Zi Ping Zhen Jie, Poor Bamboo Slips, A Thousand Miles of Life Draft, Three Generations of Happiness, Wonderful Selection of Lantai, Bi, etc. . . . Yi is changeable, and Jing is law (or classic). That is, the Book of Changes, a rigorous philosophical work, can be used as divination in science. It is only because it is profound and difficult to understand that there are many far-fetched theories. The Book of Changes, also known as the Book of Changes, is one of the oldest documents in China. It is said that it was written by Zhou Wenwang, and it was written in the Zhou Dynasty, so it is called Zhouyi. In fact, the Book of Changes is a knowledge that has been gradually developed and perfected in the history of China. English translation is the Book of Changes, which means a book that studies changes. In fact, this kind of translation can't explain the essence of Yijing (many Chinese have lost their original intention after being translated into English).