Brief Introduction of Zhu Xuan Secret Language of Su Wen's Six Qi.

Comprehensive Index Book of Collected Taoist Scriptures: Bing Wang Volume Number: Seventeen volumes of Orthodox Collected Taoist Scriptures: the base name of Hanfen Building in Taixuan Department No.664, the new style book No.36, Sanjiaben No.214, the Collection of Collected Taoist Scriptures in China: No.20 of the Four Auxiliary True Classics? Liu Zhu's Secret Language was originally titled Zishu. Qi Zixuan was the Bing Wang of the Tang Dynasty. "Secret Eyes" and "Tongzhi" in the Southern Song Dynasty? "Introduction to Literature and Art" recorded "Ten volumes of Zhu Xuan's secret language", without a book name. In the Northern Song Dynasty, Lin Bu and others pointed out that "Wang's works have never been handed down from generation to generation. Today, there are ten volumes of Zhu Xuan and three volumes of Zhaoming Yin Zhi, covering the articles entrusted by future generations. " It can be seen that this book should be written by Bing Wang under the guise of the Northern Song Dynasty. The existing Ding Yusheng family has a collection of old manuscripts. * * * Ten volumes and thirty articles. The orthodox Taoist scriptures are seventeen volumes and twenty-seven articles, and the income is too mysterious. There is also a copy of Sikuquanshu, which has the same number of volumes as the orthodox Taoist scriptures. The neat words in front of the book indicate that this book is a secret language dictated by Zhu Xuan, hence the name Zhu Xuan Secret Language. Based on Su Wen, his book expounds the theory of five movements and six qi. The so-called "five movements and six qi" refers to the corresponding relationship between yin-yang, five elements and human internal organs, as well as the changing law of qi movement of yin-yang and five elements of internal organs throughout the year. According to this theory, ancient doctors nourished health and prevented diseases. However, there are few prescriptions for treating diseases in this book, and the art of divination is not purely for the doctor's words. So this book is divided into several categories in Four Treasures of the Study General Catalogue. The Summary of Siku holds that the existing Secret Biography of Zhu Xuan was enriched by later generations, not only because it was not written by Wang Bing, but also because it was not an old edition in Song Dynasty or early Ming Dynasty.