Suggestions on purchasing the modern translation of Zhouyi Annotation

This book was translated by Mr. Nan, a master of Chinese studies, from the beginning of divination to the beginning of divination. We can help us learn the Book of Changes by combining Nan Gong's works The Book of Changes, Miscellanies of the Book of Changes, Taoism, Tantric Buddhism and Oriental Mystery. If you still need reference, Mr. Li Yangbo's "Opening the Door of Chinese Medicine-An Introduction to Luck" is also very incisive in restoring rude remarks.

The Book of Changes has a beautiful cover and the first page is pure black. The printing is clear and the paper is tasteless. It feels "thick" in your hand. This book is annotated and translated, sometimes with hieroglyphics to help understand the meaning of hexagrams.

The annotation and translation of the whole book are very distinctive, and the explanation is more detailed. Besides studying, it can also be read as a reference book.

Disadvantages:

1. The publishing house is lazy and the catalogue is very simple. Not all hexagrams are marked with page numbers, so it is not convenient to inquire. You need to make your own catalogue.

2. The notes handed down from the Book of Changes are simple and simple. There is nothing better to express the meaning of the original text. It's best to put aside nan huaijin's The Book of Changes and read it only.

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