Traditional Chinese Studies Zone
Blending millennia of wisdom with modern technology to reveal the profound insights of traditional Chinese learning
Qimen Turntable
Discover the true meaning of the roulette
Single Palace Breakthrough Technique
Qimen Dunjia's orthodox single-palace interpretation follows the core principle of one matter per use god, with each palace determining the fortune or misfortune of that specific matter. However, it has strict applicability boundaries and operational standards; it is not a method where you simply pick any palace, glance at a pattern name, and draw conclusions.
The Philosophy of Physiognomy
Appearance is a script you're born with; spirit is the practice you cultivate yourself.
Philosophy of Appearance
Beauty has limits; the heart is its root.
In-Depth Analysis of the Pian Yin Ge (Biography Structure) in BaZi
Zi Ping Standard System
Analysis of "Qimen Dunjia Tongzong"
"Qimen Dunjia Tongzong" is the definitive work on Qimen Dunjia, systematically organizing its theoretical and practical framework.
Selections from the "Imperially Commissioned Mirror of Qimen"
A Qing dynasty imperial compendium on Qimen Dunjia, representing the highest royal endorsement and systematic compilation of this esoteric discipline.
Essentials of the Qimen Faqiao
"Qimen Faqiao" reveals the core secrets and practical essentials of Qimen Dunjia in a concise and refined manner.
Detailed Explanation of "Zi Ping Zhen Quan"
Shen Xiaozhan's *Zi Ping Zhen Quan* is a seminal work on the Bazi pattern system, characterized by its rigorous framework and clear logic.
"Qung Tong Bao Jian" In-Depth Study
"Qiong Tong Bao Jian" centers on seasonal adjustment by the month, outlining methods for selecting useful gods for the ten heavenly stems across the twelve months.
Selected Lectures on "San Ming Tong Hui"
Wanmin Ying's "San Ming Tong Hui" is an encyclopedia of Ming Dynasty fortune-telling, renowned for its extensive and comprehensive content.
Explanation of "Zang Shu"
Guo Pu's "Zang Shu" (Book of Burial) is the foundational work of Chinese Feng Shui, proposing the core theory that "Qi scatters when encountering wind and stops when meeting water."
Selected Readings from "The Book of Earthquake Dragons"
The "Han Long Jing" (Shaking Dragon Classic), authored by Yang Yunsong, is a seminal work of the Form School of Feng Shui, focusing exclusively on tracing dragon veins and locating auspicious sites.
Introduction to "Zhen Zheng Zong Sheng"
Wang Hongxu's "Buzheng Zhengzong" is an authoritative work on the six-line divination system, featuring a comprehensive framework and detailed analysis.
"Di Tian Sui": A Vernacular Interpretation
Liu Bowen's "Di Tian Sui" is hailed as the pinnacle of Bazi astrology, distilling its core principles into concise verse.
Introduction to the Original Meaning of the Zhou Yi
Zhu Xi's "The Original Meaning of the Zhouyi" is a comprehensive work on Song Dynasty Zhouyi studies, systematically explaining its philosophical ideas and divination principles.
Explanation of the "Great Commentary" on the I Ching
The "Great Commentary" is the most important chapter of the "Ten Wings," expounding on cosmogony and the Dao of change.
"Zeng Shan Bu Yi": A Selection
"Zeng Shan Bu Yi," written by the renowned master Ye He Lao Ren, is a classic introductory text on Liu Yao divination. Its language is accessible and it features a wealth of practical case studies.
Detailed Explanation of the Ancient Methods in "Huozhulin"
The Huozhulin is the foundational text of the Liu Yao Na Jia method, preserving the oldest divination techniques and theoretical framework.
Interpretation of the Analects: The First Book, "Learning"
Core ideas of Confucius on learning and self-cultivation
Huangdi Neijing: Wisdom of Wellness
Seasonal Health Preservation Principles from the Ancient Classic "On the Innocence of Heaven"
Introduction to the Records of the Grand Historian: The Hereditary House of Xiang Yu
The Rise and Fall of Xiang Yu, the Hegemon-King of Western Chu, as Depicted by Sima Qian
Analysis of Li Bai's "Qiang Jin Jiu" (Bring in the Wine)
The Unrestrained Life Philosophy and Love of Wine of the Poet Immortal
The Tao that can be told is not the eternal Tao.
The Essence of Laozi's Dao and the Subtlety of the Nameless