Three Easy Books: I Ching Interpretation, I Ching Sentences, I Ching Diagrams (Upper and Lower)

Author: Jiao Xun (Qing Dynasty)
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: The Three Books of the I Ching is a representative work by Jiao Xun on the study of the I Ching. The Compendium of the I Ching focuses on elaborating the I Ching system he established, interpreting relevant terms and concepts in the Classics and Commentaries, and providing a comprehensive explanation of the entire I Ching from both vertical and horizontal perspectives. Its insights are profound and its perspectives unique. The Chapter-by-Chapter Explanation of the I Ching explains the Classics and Commentaries word by word and sentence by sentence, treating them as a unified whole according to the principles established in The Compendium of the I Ching. The Brief Explanation of the I Ching Diagrams provides a detailed explanation of the aforementioned two books in both text and diagrams, and conducts research on traditional I Ching concepts such as "hexagram transformation," "half-image I Ching," "Na Jia," "hexagram qi," and "hexagram time." It proposes his own unique views. The Three Books of the I Ching holds an important position in the history of I Ching studies. For readers who wish to grasp and understand the I Ching as a whole, The Three Books of the I Ching is a must-read.