"Jie Jing Jing Wei Zhi Xuan Si (Revelations from the I Ching Philosophy)"

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Features: Compiling this collection brings both joy and concern. The joy lies in the fact that the articles in this book will have the opportunity to be widely reviewed by the academic community. The concern lies in the likelihood that my articles may have many shortcomings, and I deeply fear that errors may be left behind for the world to see, which would cause me great distress. However, no matter what, academic exchange is always a good thing. The content of this book, "The Revelation of the I Ching: The Essence and Depth of Its Thoughts," includes:
- On the Uncertainty and Derivation of the Original Meaning of the I Ching;
- The Strong and Resilient Chinese Dragon;
- The I Ching and the Worries of the Modern World;
- Exploring the Connotation of the Way of the I Ching;
- Opposition and Harmony;
- On the I Ching Phenomenon and the Increasing Directions of I Ching Studies;
- A Critical Analysis of the Poetic Interpretation of the Hexagram and Line Texts of the I Ching;
- The Beauty of Syntax and Lexicon in the Commentary on the I Ching;
- On the Poetry of Shao Kangjie's I Ching System Centered on the Principles of the I Ching;
- Deriving Chapters from the Principles of the I Ching;
- Observing Things and Taking Images as the Origin of Artistic Thinking;
- The Literary Symbolic Meaning of the Hexagram and Line Texts of the I Ching;
- The Aesthetic Significance in the Innovative Thinking of Opposition and Change in the I Ching;
- The Aesthetic Implications of the Theory of Natural Composition;
- On the Influence of the I Ching on the "The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons";
- On the Documentary Value of the Bamboo Slip I Ching, and so on.