I Ching Hexagram Interpretation

Author: Qin Jingxiu
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Publishing Date: 2007-01-01
Features: From a young age, the author was dedicated to the study of traditional Chinese culture. In his youth, he traveled far and wide on foot to learn in Lantian, Guanzhong. From 1937 to 1941, he studied the Book of Changes with Mr. Zhang Fanqing of Jimo, Shandong, at Laofeng Academy in Meixian, Shaanxi. Daily, he adhered to the principles of Hongqi, repeatedly delving into the Six Classics, with a particular focus on the Book of Changes. Through years of deep reflection, he thoroughly grasped its profound meanings, discerning even the finest details. He not only mastered it in theory but also put it into practice in his life, shaping his family and influencing his neighbors. In his later years, he devoted his heart and soul to sharing his insights, writing The Interpretation of the Hexagrams in the Book of Changes. This book is grounded in the philosophy of Lu and Min, with a writing style inspired by Han and Ouyang. Its language is concise yet clear, and its expressions are easy to understand. It delves into the depths, revealing the subtle and profound, yet presents them in a simple manner, making it accessible for self-study. Those who have dedicated long hours to its study, achieving the diligence of "the leather straps of the book worn out three times," will naturally grasp its essence. It serves as a stepping stone for learning the Book of Changes.

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