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The latest ranking of China's contemporary Yi-ology masters.

China is listed as one of the top ten masters of the Book of Changes.

The Book of Changes, also known as the Book of Changes, is a classic of China in ancient times and is known as the "treasure of China culture". This is a philosophy about the nature of nature, human beings and the universe.

Learning books are also books of wisdom used to predict the future and guide people's lives. The Book of Changes originated in ancient times and experienced a long history of precipitation and inheritance.

An important part of China culture. In the research and application of the Book of Changes, there are many outstanding masters whose contributions and influences are far-reaching.

Let's take a look at China's I Ching masters, in no particular order.

I ching master ranks in the top ten.

First, I ching master-Li Hongliang

Taoist geomantic omen absorbed the essence of Zhouyi, merged the cultures of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, and carefully studied physiognomy, palm reading, numerology, geomantic omen of Yin and Yang, name, date, six hexagrams, Taoism, Taoism and so on. In the past 20 years, I have traveled all over the famous Taoist temples in Sichuan and gained many famous teachers and legends, making the past serve the present and simplifying the complex. Mr. Wang is active in Beijing, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan, Shandong, Hunan, Northeast China, Inner Mongolia, Hebei, Taiwan Province, Hong Kong, Macau and Singapore all the year round. He has served as a Feng Shui consultant for many units all the year round, and has carried out Feng Shui for nearly 1,000 companies, buildings, factories, colleges and families in China, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. Mr. Wang also often teaches the Book of Changes and Prediction and Planning. Saved countless enterprises and families on the verge of bankruptcy and disintegration, and was respected as a wizard of Yi studies by Yi scholars. At the request of many friends, he decided to set up a "gossip school" on 20 15 and began to accept disciples. The content of apprenticeship; Foresight, physiognomy, geomantic omen, Taoist alchemy, Daoism.

2. Master of the Book of Changes-Chen Ji

From an early age, he showed great talent and interest in China culture. He aims at the revival of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, the unity of knowledge and practice, loyalty and filial piety. For more than ten years, he has been devoted to studying a subset of Confucian classics and various Buddhist and Taoist classics. Making good use of six-hexagram prediction, magical Daoism, Ziping numerology, Eight-house geomantic omen, Three-way Qi management, naming and other methods has helped many people, and customers all over Fujian have received rave reviews. With his personal talent, lifestyle and other fate of Yi-ology culture, and years of hard work, he now enjoys a high reputation in the field of Yi-ology.

Third, Master Zhong Yiming.

Zhong Yiming (1June 22nd, 949) was born in Zhushan Town, Nantou County, Taiwan Province Province, and graduated from the Fine Arts Department of Taiwan Province Normal University. He used to be a high school teacher, but now he is a professional writer and painter. He devoted himself to the study of China's Five Techniques of Healing Life, combed and studied China's geomantic omen, Zhouyi and numerology, made public many ancient works that were not in circulation in the market, and commented on them.

Fourth, Master Liu Dajun.

Liu Dajun, tenured professor of Shandong University, president of China Zhouyi Society (the second session), curator of central research institute of culture and history, one of the main representatives and leading figures of cross-strait cultural exchange (the Book of Changes).

Verb (short for verb) Master Lingling Mak.

Hong Kong's famous Master Yi and Mr. Feng Shui. Listen to the radio program of 1987 Feng Shui expert Lin Zhen, and then learn from him. 1992 worked as a secretary after graduating from junior college, and then worked as a lawyer clerk and part-time fortune teller in Wu Bozhong Law Firm.

Sixth, Weng Pei.

Weng Pei (also known as Pei), male, 1955 was born in Guangdong, China. He is the inventor of Zhengtian Bagua, the founder of Mentality Feng Shui and the direct descendant of Pei Xiu, a world-famous geographer.

Seven, Zhang Jinhua.

Influenced by Taoist culture since childhood, I learned the knowledge of herbs, witchcraft, numerology and Yi-ology from my family, grandfather and grandfather, and many great Taoist priests, eminent monks, hermits and blind numerologists handed it down.

Eight, Zhang Shanwen

1949 was born in Changle, Fujian; Graduated from Sun Yat-sen University; He studied under Huang Shouqi, Wu Jianzhai, Zhang Taiyan and Huang Zi, and he has a profound knowledge of Chinese studies. Professor of Fujian Normal University, doctoral supervisor, director of Yi Institute.

Nine, Su Minfeng

Formerly known as Su, he was the first person to simplify Feng Shui and Hong Kong Feng Shui. Born in Hong Kong, he is a master of Yi Studies in Hong Kong and calls himself "modern Lai Buyi". The judgment of geomantic numerology is quick and often hits the nail on the head! Mr. Su Minfeng has done many TV Feng Shui programs on TV, and he is also the first TV Feng Shui person in Hong Kong!

X. Xu Mozhai

Xu Mozhai, Master of Chinese Studies, is currently the president of the Hong Kong Federation of Universiade. He scientifically explained geomantic omen, founded modern shipping science, and wrote eight books of Modern Shipping Science, which was the first one.

The Zhouyi scholar who said "geomantic magnetic field" is the forerunner of jewelry transportation theory and the founder of modern auspicious mascots.

Of course, there are also many I ching masters:

Huang Jian, Wang, Liu, Wang Zishu, Zhou Yicheng, Liu Wenyuan, Tan Kunming, Du Ziyi, Wang Qiheng, Li Ziyi, Zhang Shuren, Yuan Zilai, Wang Qiheng, Li Zixiu, Li Chengze, Hu Shi, Wang Qingfeng, Liu Dongliang, Liu Ziming, Chen Binglin, Tian Quan, Zhang Shuhuai, Lu Wenyi, etc.

The above contents are all from the comments and comments of netizens in major search engines and related websites on the Internet, in no particular order. Of course, there are still many medical masters who have not collected this article. Welcome netizens to add.

What are the gossip of the Book of Changes?

Bagua: Ganzhi, Kungan, Zhenzhun, Xunxun, Kangan, Lili, Gengan and Dui.

Also known as refined hexagrams, mountain hexagrams, three hexagrams, and Cheng Xiao hexagrams, they are arranged according to "-"of yang and "-"of yin, which are symbols of three hexagrams arranged from top to bottom. Some people also use the Chinese character "three for peace, not half a meter for fighting" to remember the eight diagrams symbols.

In ancient China, Zhouyi and Bagua were a kind of cultural and ideological theory system widely used by all social strata, and were used by politicians, rulers and military personnel to strategize and govern the country. People regard it as a tool to keep healthy, predict their fate and make profits in business. The practical application level of Zhouyi Bagua lies in their understanding of the meaning of Zhouyi Bagua. Anyone who is proficient in Zhouyi and gossip should be Tessa and a hero, and Zhuge Liang of the Three Kingdoms is one of the representatives.

For thousands of years, gossip has been closely arranged and combined, and the logic is as constant as mathematical axioms. In the interpretation and understanding of Zhouyi and Bagua, there are explanations from different periods and schools. Since ancient times, the cause of gossip has been a mystery, and no one can come up with scientific facts to analyze the complete origin of gossip.

There are totem attribute descriptions showing the specific location of the Eight Diagrams in the Book of Changes, such as "Dry for a horse, Kun for a cow, shock for a dragon, Xun for a chicken, pheasant for a ridge, pheasant for a departure, dog for a root, and sheep for a change." There is also "doing is the head, Kun is the abdomen, and the earthquake is enough."

How to rank the Eight Diagrams of the Book of Changes?

The order of Eight Diagrams (innate gossip) is: Gannan, Kunbei, Lidong, Kanxi, Dui Southeast, Zhenbei, Xunxi Southwest and Genxi Northwest.

Bagua originated from China's ancient thoughts about the formation of the basic universe, the rotation relationship between the earth and the sun, and the combination of agricultural society and life philosophy. It originated from the Book of Changes in the Western Zhou Dynasty, with 64 hexagrams. "Yi Zhuan" records that "it is easy to have Tai Chi, which is to give birth to two instruments. Two instruments give birth to four elephants, and four elephants give birth to gossip. "

Gossip in China culture, like "Yin-Yang and Five Elements", is a tool to interpret the relationship between world space, time and various things. Each hexagram represents something: stem represents heaven, Kun represents earth, Xun (xùn) represents wind, earthquake represents thunder, ridge represents water, far represents fire, Gen (gèn) represents mountain, and exchange represents Ze. Gossip represents Yi-ology culture and permeates all fields of East Asian culture.

What does divination mean?

Divination is the symbol of divination as a whole. The Book of Changes is divided into four disciplines, namely, image, mathematics and physics, in which the image is to see the meaning of divination. It takes a lot of imagination to read hexagrams, so we should consider problems in an eclectic way and not stick to the rules. Conservative people will feel that they have no ideas when reading hexagrams.

There are sixty-four hexagrams in Zhouyi, and each hexagram has a name. Dry divination has three yang, pure yang is vigorous, so it is heaven, and generally the circle moves endlessly, so it is round. Everything is born, such as a monarch governing all peoples, and a father governing a family, so it is the monarch's father.

Pure yang is strong and solid, so it looks like jade ice. Yang Sheng is very red, so it is fiery red. Vigorous is a horse, and the fruit on the tree is round, so it is a wood fruit. Therefore, everything in the world that is positive, energetic, authoritative, masculine, precious, rich, cold, hard and fragile belongs to dry divination.