Who knows where there is a vernacular version of the Book of Changes??!!

One: "The Whole Week".

Author: (Shang) Ji Chang et al.

Publisher: Beijing Publishing House.

Printing: Paper: i s b n :

9787200065114 Packing: Paperback Classification: Book >> Philosophy Religion >> Philosophy >> Ancient Chinese Philosophy.

Two: "Zhou Yi Tongyi".

Author: Li Jingchi.

Publisher: Chung Hwa Book Company.

Printing: Paper: i s b n :

9787101003031 Packing: Paperback Category: Books >> Philosophy Religion >> Philosophy >> Philosophical Knowledge Readings.

Three: "Zhou Yi Translation Notes".

Author: Huang Shouqi, Zhang Shanwen Translation.

Publisher: Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House.

Printing: Paper: i s b n :

9787532546466 Packing: Paperback Classification: Books >> Philosophy Religion >> Philosophy >> Philosophical Knowledge Readings.

Step 1: Open.

Step 2: Enter the I Ching

Step 3: With a little patience, you can find what you want.

Douban score:

Publisher: Yuelu Publishing House.

Year of publication: First printed in 1988.

Pages: 429

I ChingThe full text and vernacular translation are as follows:

Original text: Qian": Yuan Heng, Li Zhen.

Ninth day of the first month: Don't use the hidden dragon.

Ninety-two: See the dragon in the field.

Riomi-sama. Ninety-three: The gentleman works all day long, and he is not to blame.

Ninety-four: Or jump in the abyss, no blame.

Ninety-five: The flying dragon is in the sky, and it is good to see the adult.

Shangjiu: Kang Long has regrets.

Use nine: See the group of dragons without a head, Ji.

Translation: Qiangua: auspicious divination.

Ninth day of the first month: When the time is not ripe, the dragon should lurk under the water, keep the light and keep the obscurity, and not venture forward.

Ninety-two: The appearance of dragons on the field is conducive to seeing the big shots.

to develop yourself. It refers to a person with great virtue and talent, after hidden cultivation, his virtue is universally applied to the world and can make a difference.

Ninety-three: A talented and virtuous gentleman works diligently all day long and is always vigilant, so that there is no danger in the face of danger.

Ninety-four: The dragon will either leap into the sky or stay in the abyss, as long as it moves forward according to the needs of the situation, there will be no mistakes.

Ninety-five: The dragon flies high in the sky, and it is easier to see people with high morality.

Upper Nine: Long Fei.

If you get too high, you reach the extreme, and if you continue to fly upward, you may have disaster or regret.

Use nine: The gathering of dragons but not knowing where the dragon head is, is an auspicious omen.

Appreciation:

The Qianqian hexagram is six yang lines (the hexagram is the long and short horizontal path that makes up each hexagram, the one that is connected is called the yang line, and the one that is disconnected is called the yin line. It is very rare, and the sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes have only this one pure yang.

Hexagram. These six yang lines represent the six stages of development of life, and each of them analyzes what needs to be paid attention to at this stage.

I Ching "Bean shed basal flap score:

Publisher: Lixin Accounting Press.

Publication link back to date: 2012-7-1

Pages: 377

Brief introduction: Translated by Literature, History and Philosophy.

Douban score:

Publisher: Yuelu Publishing House.

Year of publication: First printed in 1988.

Pages: 429

The Book of Changes is a mysterious work in ancient China, because it was popular in the Zhou Dynasty, so it is called "Zhou Yi", and is respected by Confucianism as the head of the group of classics, from its arrangement style and text content, it is a book for divination. This article discusses the I Ching in general, that is, including the I Ching and the I Chuan; In ancient books, only the names of "Lianshan" and "Guizang" (whether or not they actually exist) are not discussed. <>