Enter into Fuxi: Solving the Ancient Mysteries of the I Ching (Revised Treasure Edition)

Author: Guo Zhicheng, Guo Tao
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: The wisdom of the Chinese nation originates from the I Ching, which is the lifeblood of Chinese culture. This book demonstrates that the three-dimensional stereoscopic I Ching model researched by modern scholars has long existed in Chinese history. The wisdom of the Chinese nation originates from the I Ching, which is the lifeblood of Chinese culture. This book demonstrates that the three-dimensional stereoscopic I Ching model researched by modern scholars has long existed in Chinese history. The evidence includes the following points:
1. The "Dragon Chart" described in Chen Tuan's Dragon Chart Preface from the Northern Song Dynasty is the plan view of the three-dimensional stereoscopic I Ching model.
2. The three major hexagrams in geomancy before the Northern Song Dynasty utilized the surface hexagram sequence of the three-dimensional stereoscopic I Ching model.
3. The arrangement of hexagrams within the eight palaces of Jing Fang's eight-palace hexagrams in the Western Han Dynasty employed the surface hexagram sequence of the stereoscopic I Ching model.
4. The "Six Wings" recorded in the Guanzi as "Fuxi created the Six Wings" refer to a physical representation of the stereoscopic I Ching model—a man-made platform.
5. A 5,000-year-old six-hole eight-part pottery ball with geometric line drawings is another model of the stereoscopic I Ching. It should be called the "Heavenly Sphere" or "Yuan Bao." The unfolded plan of Yuan Bao is the "Lianshan."
6. A 5,000-year-old Han Shantang jade piece is another plan view of the stereoscopic I Ching model. It should be called the "Tortoise Treasury."