Hexagram Qi Studies in Chinese Yi Tradition

Author: Liu Yujian
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: For the study of the Hexagram Qi School of the I Ching, scholars throughout history have conducted research from different starting points and perspectives. However, no specialized research work dedicated solely to the Hexagram Qi School has been seen yet. It is difficult to start something new, and now writing a specialized book that is substantial is clearly not an easy task. Therefore, this book will undoubtedly have imperfections and even problems. At the same time, it can be confidently said that this book is indeed the author's independent research and reflections over the years, not a trendy piece that simply echoes others' views. This book is part of the series on Han Dynasty I Ching studies and is a theoretical monograph on the study of the Eight Trigrams of the I Ching. It covers the main content of the Hexagram Qi School of the Han Dynasty, the theoretical principles of the Hexagram Qi School, the relationship between the Hexagram Qi School and the political life of the Han and Western Han dynasties, the origins and historical conditions of the Hexagram Qi School, and issues related to the knowledge of Hexagram Qi in the Bamboo Slip I Ching Commentary, among other topics. It is suitable for researchers of the Hexagram Qi School of the Han Dynasty to refer to and study.