What books did Ni Xiahai recommend?

The eight books recommended by Ni are as follows:

Treatise on Febrile Diseases (Ri Danbo) Causality Theory by Daxin Bookstore of Taiwan Province Province (Wang Rulin in Qing Dynasty) Complete Works of Shibuzhai Medical Books (Lu Jiuzhi, Dai) Wuzhou Publishing House Complete Works of Xuling Fetal Medical Books Wuzhou Publishing House Treatise on Febrile Diseases (see the original text, Zhang Zhongjing in the Eastern Han Dynasty) Shilin Publishing House Secret Books of Stone Chambers (Chen Shiduo)

Nixiahai

Ni was born in Taipei, 1954. Born in Ruian, Zhejiang. There are seven brothers and sisters in his family, ranking fifth. He graduated from the Political Department of Soochow University. He used to be the dean of Hantang College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in the United States and the doctoral supervisor professor of California University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Besides being proficient in Chinese medicine, he is also good at numerology, divination, geomantic omen and so on.

The Secret is a set of books on astronomy and geography that have been circulated in China for thousands of years. This paper explains the physical properties of the universe, including the eight characters, the number of Chinese characters, the geomantic omen of the house, geography, the five senses and divination, with the principle of the Book of Changes. Ni, president of the Academy of Sciences, filmed and produced "Tian Ji" around 1994, but it was not released due to many secrets and considering the current situation.

Besides being proficient in Chinese medicine, he is also good at numerology, divination, geomantic omen and so on. The Secret is a set of books on astronomy and geography that have been circulated in China for thousands of years. It uses the principles of the Book of Changes to explain the physical properties of the universe, including eight characters, Chinese characters, geomantic omen, geography, five senses and divination.