Fu Peirong Interprets the I Ching

Author: Fu Peirong
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The I Ching is ranked first in the Thirteen Classics with Annotations, being the most ancient and mature great classic in the treasure trove of Chinese culture. Its content encompasses the Way of Heaven, the Way of Humanity, and the Way of Earth, aiming to provide a place for humanity to thrive between heaven and earth. Its method involves setting hexagrams and observing phenomena, depicting the mysterious contexts of natural creation, and revealing the principles of fortune and misfortune in the human world and their corresponding responses. This book is an "I Ching that can be understood." Professor Fu Peirong views the sixty-four hexagrams of the I Ching as a complete life code and provides detailed and clear explanations in modern colloquial language. In the interpretation, the author references traditional annotations and the translation and annotations of scholars over the generations while striving to popularize and connect them to our daily lives. Reading this book opens up the boundless and rich world of the I Ching, and readers will surely grasp its essence and achieve a profound and enlightening perspective on life. The I Ching is ranked first in the Thirteen Classics with Annotations, being the most ancient and mature great classic in the treasure trove of Chinese culture. Its content encompasses the Way of Heaven, the Way of Humanity, and the Way of Earth, aiming to provide a place for humanity to thrive between heaven and earth. Its method involves setting hexagrams and observing phenomena, depicting the mysterious contexts of natural creation, and revealing the principles of fortune and misfortune in the human world and their corresponding responses.