What are the good books for Liuyao to study, and how do I feel that it is difficult to learn?

To learn the six masters, it is recommended that you read the books of the ancients first, more traditional, and lay a solid foundation, such as the fire bamboo forest, Liu Bowen's ** strategy is a classic, the sentences in it are beautiful and rich in truth, the addition and deletion of the old man of the wild crane is easy to understand, and the hexagram examples are complete, and it is a must-see book for beginners. There are also high-level techniques learned by the six masters, in "Yi Yin", the content is complex and difficult to remember, so it is better to learn the previous ones first.

Modern people's works have added new things, which can't stand verification, Shao Weihua's hexagram explanation is okay, as well as Li Hongcheng's, Wang Huying's are all good, and Wang Huying's emphasis on elephant numbers.

In the end, I have to summarize myself, reading the book is just leading the door, don't fully believe what is written in the book, even the ancients will inevitably have fallacies, so, record your own hexagrams, and verify, think about the hexagrams, the most your own improvement is very helpful, and finally I wish you early success.

Self-taught? Let's give you some experience from people who like the same hobby:

First of all, this kind of book is usually very mysterious at the beginning, but it is not difficult to learn, if you want to learn, don't be intimidated by the mystery when you first read it. None of these books are as plain as our textbooks to teach you how to learn this. Regardless of the author, 80% of the books are fake.

For example, if you ask me to measure the year, I will calculate, and if it is so, I will say: Mr. is truly God.

It may seem like a lot of examples, but it will never tell you how he came up with this inference and judgment. (Shao Weihua's book is particularly prominent).

Secondly, there is another characteristic of this kind of book: no two authors have exactly the same statement, and the judgment methods are also different. Some look at the prosperity and decline, and some look at the world. It's easy to get confused the more you learn.

You have to know the first 2 points first, and then if you choose a book, you can't read a book alone, because you can only understand it if you look at it.

Wang Jiji's "Bagua and Life**" is well worth reading after 250 pages. At least more real than Shao Weihua.

Shao Weihua's "Zhou Yi and ** Learning" is still good as a reference book. The most basic things are basically there.

If you want to understand the meaning of each hexagram, you can read the "Zhou Yi Daquan" by the Chinese Publishing House

It's better not to learn, it's a waste of time.

Addition and deletion of Bu Yi and Divination Zhengzong are indeed very good textbooks, from shallow to deep, can quickly improve the speed of learning and progress. Beginners learn Rokyao.

, it's best to read both "Addition and Deletion of Bu Yi" and "Divination Zhengzong" once or twice to find out what you don't understand and don't understand. Take notes on the key knowledge you don't understand, think slowly, and then compare, and then you will be able to understand the difference between the two books very well. The knowledge and depth of these two books are relatively complementary.

Looks like you've found the right shortcut to get started, haha.

It's so much easier to learn. Enthusiasts have received great enlightenment from these two books, and their skills have been greatly improved!!

After the experience of many peers, I studied the two books at the same time, thought about their difficulty and ease at the beginning, and read them side by side, so that I could understand the true meaning of the book. Of course, you can read one by one, but I'm afraid that after reading this one, it's easy to forget that one. Because the two books are divided into chapters and sections, and they are divided into separate and detailed sections, you can only use the principle of easy learning - change the change, and change the way - quickly summarize by yourself - combine - unite these "quiet" Tao knowledge, let them "move" in your mind together, connect into a line, and then you can pass through everything.

Of course, when you have time, you can also refer to other easy-to-learn books, such as Mr. Shao's "Zhou Yi and ** Learning Handouts" and other learning materials. In short, take the essence widely, compare more, and emphasize practice - fine theory, you will be able to enter the room!!

So you're good to go!!

Among all the techniques, such as Qimen Dunjia, Liuren, Plum Blossom Easy Count, etc., the six Yao is the easiest number to learn in traditional Chinese studies.

If you are a beginner in the divination of the six lines, it is recommended to read these books first, such as "Addition and Deletion of Divination", "Breaking Yi Tianji", "Yi Yin", "Yi Mao", "Breaking Yi Daquan", "Six Lines of Xuanji", "Divination Zhengzong", "Divination Quanshu", "Huozhulin", "Yi Thumb" and "Supplement to the Remains" and other books, collectively known as the classics that have been passed down through the ages.

These kinds of books have e-books in pdf format, and the collection of books from the Liuyao network or the Ancient Books Pavilion is very rich, which is a good choice for learning the hobby of Liuyao

Huozhulin" is a pioneering work formed by the Six Lines of Najia Occupation, and the traditional four-sentence writing is relatively rough. There is no conclusion as to whether the annotations attached to it are the original work or the additions of later commentaries.

** Strategy" is said to have been written by Liu Bowen in the Ming Dynasty. This book is the culmination of the Huozhu Lin hexagram, and it is a systematic, standardized, and comprehensive classic of the six hexagrams for the study of the six lines. This book earlier and more completely discussed the six lines of yin and yang five elements, not paying attention to the number of images, operational, logical, systematic strong, Ming and Qing warlocks did not take it as a guideline.

The Complete Book of Divination is a collection of the classic works of the Najia Zheng method before the Ming Dynasty, and the current version is the original version of Mr. Yao Baiyu (Yao Jilong) after "deleting and filling in the gaps". It can be said to be the holy book of divination at the end of the Ming Dynasty. It is organized by Mr. Yao Jilong in the Ming Dynasty.

The original work of the book is believed to have been formed at an earlier date.

Yi Yin" was made by Cao Jiuxi in the early Qing Dynasty. The book integrates many of the best of the ancient Liuyao. This book is called a classic of high-level algorithms by many people, this book has no basic content of basic introduction, its judgment method is relatively unique, many of the basis is beyond the conventional six methods, its operational, systematic, assertive, practical is limited or not recognized by many people, so there are fewer people who study "Easy Concealment".

Broken Yi Tianji was written in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, and the book includes the divination of Guo Pu, Sun Bin, Chen Xiyi, Li Chunfeng, Yuan Tiangang, Jiang Taigong, Zhou Wenwang, Zhou Gong, Guiguzi, Guan Lu and other predecessors.

According to the preface of the book, it was compiled by Yu Xingguo in the Qing Dynasty, and it should be compiled in the late Qing Dynasty.

Yi Mao was written by Cheng Liangyu during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. In nearly half of the length of the book, from shallow to deep, the six methods are discussed layer by layer, so that readers can know both the nature and the reason for it. The book combines a concrete approach to 377 topics** with many examples of their fulfillment.

It is recommended to get started with the two-week week.

Xiong Yi's "Zhou Yi Jianghu" is very interesting, and it also talks about the algorithm of gossip in Liuyao.

Huang Shouqi's "Zhou Yi Translation Notes", Mr. Huang Shouqi's skills are very deep, and it is a more detailed and appropriate version in the annotation.

I haven't read the two books mentioned by the landlord, and the evaluation on Douban is quite high.

This book is an introductory textbook in the six classics, and it is also a masterpiece. This book, together with books such as "Divination Zhengzong", "Divination Quanshu", "Breaking Yi Tianji", "Breaking Yi Daquan", "Huozhulin", "Yi Yin", "Yi Mao", "Yi Thumb" and "Supplement to the Remains", are collectively known as the classics that have been passed down through the ages.