Vernacular translation of the full text of Yijing and detailed explanation of the sixty-four hexagrams in Yijing

Li (1902- 1975) is a native of Kaiping, Guangdong. Modern famous Zhouyi research expert. Zhouyi (Zhonghua Book Company 198 1) is a book on Zhouyi written by Mr. Li in his later years and edited by Professor Cao Chuji. After the book was published, it was also highly praised by experts and welcomed by ordinary readers. It was once listed as one of the top ten bestsellers of Hong Kong Commercial Press in the summer of 1985. Yi Tong in Zhouyi only annotated and explained sixty-four hexagrams. Annotations are concise and easy to understand, which not only absorbs the advantages of ancient and modern annotations, but also reflects the author's long-term exploration results, which can be described as appealing to both refined and popular tastes.

In his early days, Mr. Li studied the Book of Changes from the academic perspective of ancient history, and inferred the historical materials of ancient books from the perspective of social development history. He believed that the Book of Changes was a book of divination compiled by officials who divined the history of the Zhou Dynasty, and it was written in the late Western Zhou Dynasty, while the Book of Changes was written by Confucian scholars from the end of the Warring States Period to the middle of the Western Han Dynasty. In the later period, he advocated understanding the contents and ideas of Zhouyi from the detailed analysis of the comprehensive organizational structure of each department. See Zhouyi Yi Tong for the main achievements. "Zhouyi Yi Tong? 6? 1 The preface introduces "What is the Book of Changes", "What is the Book of Changes about", "What are the characteristics of the Book of Changes in form and structure" and "Interpretation and research of the Book of Changes", which is a guide for beginners. You can download it online.