Zhang Qicheng’s “Dictionary of Yi Xue”

Zhang Qicheng’s “Dictionary of Yi Xue” PDF e-book download. Introduction This book contains more than 5,400 entries of terminology, scriptures, theories, works, and figures in Yi-ology. The first large-scale reference book on Yi-learning in my country, the book is divided into eight parts: general theory, scriptures, meanings, images, spells, characters, works, and encyclopedias. More than 5,400 entries were collected.

Zhang Qicheng’s “Dictionary of Yi Xue” PDF e-book download.

Introduction

This book includes more than 5,400 terms, terms, scriptures, theories, works, characters and other entries in Yi-ology.

my country’s first large-scale reference book on Yi Xue, the whole book is divided into eight parts: general theory, scriptures, meanings, images, numbers, figures, works, and encyclopedias. More than 5,400 entries were collected. This dictionary has a wide range of words, not only includes the biography of “Book of Changes” and its important annotations in the past dynasties, but also includes content related to “Yi”, such as hexagrams, Taiji diagrams, Hetu Luoshu, divination, divination methods, Qimen Dunjia , Geomancy, Feng Shui, utensil construction, etc. The dictionary is arranged by content, not by phonetic or stroke order, so it is easy to read. It also has an index of sequence and strokes for searching.

Mr. Zhang Dainian, a master of Chinese studies, is the general consultant of this dictionary. The book is 1.73 million words, published by Huaxia Publishing House in 1992. After publication, it quickly sold more than 20,000 copies. In the mid-1990s, it was sold out and has long been out of print.

Brief introduction of the author

Zhang Qicheng, born in She County, Huizhou, Anhui, is a descendant of famous medical scientists Li Jiren and Zhang Shunhua. He himself is also a medical scientist, philosopher, professor, and also a well-known expert on Chinese culture, health preservation expert, calligrapher, and advocate of Chinese culture. He is currently the dean of the School of Management of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He studies philosophy of Yi, Chinese philosophy and literature And the research of health preservation is the main direction, and has many books and editor-in-chief magazines. He has also been invited to participate in health preservation programs many times, and has won honors at home and abroad for his achievements.

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