Wei Zi's Wei Zi's Art of Fighting Books

Wei Zi Dou Shu is a very important kind of astrology system in ancient China. It is a kind of astrology, which predicts a person's overall fortune and good or bad luck according to the date and year of birth and the relationship between the galaxies in each house. In ancient astronomy in China, the stars in the sky correspond to human beings. The noblest person in the world is the emperor, and the emperor in the sky is the purple star, that is, the Polaris, which dominates the stars in the sky in the purple wall. "Wei Zi" is the leader and representative of all the stars in The Book of Wei Zidou. According to the method of dividing the stars by the gate, all the stars are divided into three systems: Beidou, Nandou and Zhongtian, and the "Dou" of the gate means the north and south gate. As for the number in Wei Zi Dou Shu, it refers to the quality of luck. Therefore, the so-called "fighting number" is a skill to convert the date of birth into the arrangement of stars in the north and south, headed by stars, according to a specific method, in order to calculate the good or bad fate of a person's life. Wei Zi Dou Shu, also referred to as Wei Zi Dou Shu or Dou Shu, is called the head of the Three Gods by numerology circles. Because the number of fights is not as open as the eight characters, there are relatively few people studying the number of fights, leaving fewer works. At present, the most popular ancient books of Dou Shu are The Complete Collection of Dou Shu and The Complete Collection of Dou Shu about 200 years ago, as well as some famous essays, such as Fu to Tai Wei and Fu to Bone Marrow. Among some modern fighting books in Hong Kong and Taiwan, Lu's Lectures on Fighting in the Republic of China, Open Book Fighting and Wang Tingzhi's Zizhou School Fighting in the 1990s are relatively systematic and standardized. For various reasons, there has been a fault in Chinese mainland's study of Wei Zi Dou Shu for some time. With the reform and opening-up, the works of some martial arts experts from Hong Kong and Taiwan flowed into Chinese mainland, which greatly promoted the development of Wei Zidou's book research in Chinese mainland.