(Qing) Translated by Jiang Shangzhou, a Daoist in the right bun, “Shui Jing Shen Xiang”

(Qing) Translated by Jiang Shangzhou, a Taoist in the right bun, “Shenxiang in the Water Mirror” PDF e-book download. Brief introduction “Shui Jing Shen Xiang” is a collection of the essence of physiognomy in the past dynasties, written by a Taoist in Youji, Zhejiang, in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. On the basis of his rich practical experience, Taoist Youji has absorbed and accommodated from Xu negative in the Han Dynasty to Yuanliuzhuang in the Ming Dynasty…

(Qing) PDF e-book download of “Water Mirror and Spiritual Image” translated by Jiang Shangzhou, a Taoist in Right Ji.

Brief introduction

“Shenxiang in Water Mirror” is a collection of the essence of physiognomy in the past dynasties. On the basis of his rich practical experience, Taoist Youji has absorbed and accommodated the theoretical essence of famous physiognomy masters from the Han Dynasty to Yuan Liuzhuang in the Ming Dynasty, and classified and integrated them. Its content mainly consists of four volumes, among which “Five Senses” involves more than a hundred shapes of mouth, nose, ears, eyes, eyebrows, etc. “General Physiognomy” actually discusses the whole body of a person, A lot of incisive insights were put forward in “Question”, and the expositions such as the theory of disguise, the secret theory of Yin Zhiwen, and the nine signs of physiognomy are even more brilliant. “Water Mirror Divine Physiognomy” has a history of more than 300 years since it was written, and it can be regarded as a classic in physiognomy. However, due to its long history, copying and plagiarism, there are many mistakes in the book. Today, we published the book “Water Mirror and God”, with a scientific and rigorous attitude, and based on the edition of Qingkan, we have carefully checked and edited the original text, and carefully arranged it in sections and sections, using modern vernacular language. Translating and interpreting the original content makes it easier for readers to better understand the original text.

Brief introduction of the author

Youji Taoist, whose real name is Fan Ju, styled Wenguo, claims to be Youji Taoist, a native of Haining, Zhejiang Province in the early Qing Dynasty. He was extremely filial all his life, humble to his brothers, loyal to his friends, good at giving and helping the poor, so his reputation spread far and wide. Because of his incomparable efficacious physiognomy, he was recruited into the capital as a physiognomist for princes and nobles, and became famous in the court and the public. On the basis of summarizing the theory of mai physiognomy, he also collected the theoretical essence of various schools of physiognomy in the past. After 30 years, he wrote “Water Mirror and Divine Physiognomy”. A classic not to read. It is better to talk about the mind than to look at it, and it is better to choose a technique than to talk about the mind. The appearance cannot surpass the heart, and the heart cannot surpass the Tao that one pursues. If one respects uprightness in one’s heart, even if one’s appearance is ugly, it will not affect one’s status as a gentleman; although one’s appearance is good, but one’s intentions are sinister, one must be a villain. The author is benevolent and magnanimous, and it is believed that “seeing a gentleman is like throwing a stone into water, and seeing a villain is like throwing a stone into water. His physiognomy is extremely superb and comes true.

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