beginner book recommendations

He recommended a few novels. 'Magical Camera', an urban supernatural novel that was plain but actually created. The protagonist has a camera that can turn photos into real objects and start a unique life. However, this book was a little slow. It had only entered the game after more than 50 chapters, and the main storyline was unknown. There were two ways to travel through time, and they developed in the worlds of Academy Apocalypse and Inuyasha. The urban plot was very realistic. " My Staff Is Inhumane " was an urban supernatural novel written by Guo Shui Jian Jiao. The story was different from the moment the massage parlor was inherited. The author's transformation was worth looking forward to. " A Happy Life Begins from Film and Television " was a novel about urban life in which the protagonist transmigrated to a place with a film and television world. With the help of the system, he changed the fate of the female protagonist and gained happiness. " Don't Fall in Love with a Police Officer " was a novel about urban life. The matchmaking location was at the police station, and the story began. [The Master of Traps in the Other World] was a fantasy novel written by Sha Baobao. The main character, Chang Ming, reached the peak in the world of trap masters. The description of the mechanisms was very cool and logical. Although the combat system was weak and the later stages were a little off topic, it was still a good work. I strongly recommend it. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The beginner of the Book of Changes could follow the following steps: ** 1. Familiar with the eight basic hexagrams ** In order to enter the world of the Book of Changes, one must first familiarize themselves with the eight basic hexagrams, Qian, Kun, Zhen, Gen, Li, Kan, Dui, and Xun. Their original symbol was the natural world, which corresponded to the sky, earth, thunder, mountain, fire, water, and wind. He could learn the eight hexagrams by memorizing the 24-word formula. This was the foundation of learning the Book of Changes. ** 2. Know the 64 hexagrams ** The main body of the Book of Changes consisted of sixty-four hexagrams. One needed to spend effort to memorize the order of the sixty-four hexagrams. He could use Zhu Xi's "Song of the Preface to the Divination of the Book of Changes" to help him memorize it. ** 3. Draw the six hexagrams ** The hexagrams in the Book of Changes were composed of eight basic hexagrams. When reading a certain hexagram, the eight basic hexagrams would appear in his mind, and then he would draw a six-line hexagram. It was important to note that when reading the hexagram, it was read from top to bottom, but when drawing the hexagram, it had to be drawn from bottom to top, starting from the bottommost line. ** IV. Understand the hexagrams and line statements ** This was a relatively difficult step. He had to go deep into every hexagram to understand the words of the sixty-four hexagrams. It could give full play to the role of Yi Zhuan (including the first and second chapters of Yi Zhuan, the first and second chapters of Xiang Zhuan, the first and second chapters of Wen Yan Zhuan, the first and second chapters of Xi Ci Zhuan, the first and second chapters of Shuo Gua Zhuan, the first and second chapters of Xu Gua Zhuan, and the first and third chapters of Za Gua Zhuan, which were also called "Ten Wings"). Among them, Yi Zhuan explained the divinatory symbols, while Xiang Zhuan explained the divinatory symbols and line statements. For some of the difficult parts, he could use the method of "finding the answer first, then finding the reason". The hexagrams and line statements could be regarded as the answer, and then he could explore why they were written in this way. ** 5. Judge the quality of the lines ** One could simply judge whether a line was good or not from many factors, such as whether it was in position or not.(Yang lines in the first, third, and fifth positions are in place; Yin lines in the second, fourth, and upper positions are in place; otherwise, they are not in place), whether Yin and Yang correspond (the first and fourth, second and fifth, and third and upper are three pairs of relations that echo each other. One Yin and Yang correspond, and the same Yin and Yang do not correspond), whether they are in the middle (in the first hexagram, the second and fifth lines are in the middle), etc. Of course, there are many other judgments and changes between the first hexagram and the six lines. Beginners can start from the basics and slowly understand. In addition, learning the Book of Changes required both giri and image-number. One had to know that the Book of Changes could not be learned in one's lifetime. The sixty-four hexagrams contained the changes of everything. The eight basic hexagrams contained complex and diverse symbols. One needed to make full use of their associations and study them patiently for a long time before they could gain anything. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

For beginners of the Book of Changes, the following methods could be used: - ** Choose a suitable introductory book or lecturer **: - [Nan Huaijin: If you have a certain foundation in ancient Chinese and Eastern thinking, you can choose Teacher Nan Huaijin's works related to the Book of Changes.] He had a heritage and had a good upbringing since he was young. He was familiar with Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. The realm of the book was high. It might be difficult to read at first, but the direction and method of entry were correct. The more you read, the easier it would be. - [Fu Peirong: If the Western concept is stronger and the foundation is deeper, the introductory course of the Book of Changes taught by Fu Peirong may be more suitable.] He was a student of Western philosophy. Learning the Book of Changes was from effect to cause, and from effect to cause. His explanation was from concept to concept, which was in line with the characteristics of modern school education. It might be easy to understand at the entry level, but it would be more difficult to learn further. - ** Zeng Shiqiang **: Professor Zeng Shiqiang's I Ching is more applied, especially in Western economic management. Beginners could first watch his lecture, Wisdom of the Book of Changes. The lecture contained 142 videos. In addition to the general theory and summary, it also explained the 64 hexagrams one by one, and combined them with life examples to assist in understanding. Through this way, one could first understand how the Book of Changes helped life, and then have a general understanding of the Book of Changes. - [Ni Haisha: Teacher Ni Haisha has a strong ability to apply the Book of Changes. However, his content may be difficult for beginners who have no foundation in the Book of Changes to understand. However, it can be used as an introductory reading material.] - [Chang Bingyi: Chang Bingyi's Book of Changes Introduction can also be used as a reference. This book mainly talks about the basic knowledge of the Book of Changes and is an introductory work to explain the scriptures.] - [Master the basic knowledge of the Book of Changes]: - There were three types of the Book of Changes, namely, the Lianshan of the Xia Dynasty, the Guicang of the Shang Dynasty, and the Zhouyi of the Zhou Dynasty. However, the only thing that was passed down today was the Zhouyi, so the so-called "Book of Changes" usually referred to the Zhouyi. - Understanding the three meanings of Yi, the core meaning was changing, and there were also simple (simple) and unchanging (unchanging); Jing represented classics and unchanging rules. - Understanding the hexagram was to represent natural phenomena and human changes with symbols. Lines were the elements that intersected to form the hexagram. Yin lines (broken horizontal lines, represented by six) and Yang lines (continuous horizontal lines, represented by nine) were two basic lines. One had to know the basis for determining the Yin and Yang lines and the reason why nine and six represented the Yang and Yin lines respectively. - It was clear that the words were used to judge or summarize the meaning of a hexagram, and the words were used to explain the meaning of a line. The image included the concepts of the hexagram image (elephant) and the line image (small elephant), which simulated the form and reason. - Master the time and position relationship of the six lines from the bottom to the top, the beginning and end relationship of the beginning, second, third, fourth, fifth, and top (end), as well as the relative position relationship between the top and bottom, as well as the concepts of the middle position (the fifth of the upper hexagram and the second of the lower hexagram), the right position (the yin line is in the yin position, and the yang line is in the yang position), the monarch position (the fifth line), and the main line (one or two lines in a hexagram that can represent the overall meaning). - Understand the meanings of Yuan (beginning, great, good), Heng (prosperity), Li (benefit, contraction, maturity), Zhen (original meaning of divination, can also be understood as positive and solid), Ji (obedience to the Yi), Xiong (violation of the Yi), regret (knowing mistakes can correct), stingy (knowing mistakes can not correct), blame (disaster), etc. in the Book of Changes. - ** Basic content of memory **: - Remember some hexagram names, such as reciting the hexagram names of the Eight Trigrams. You can use Zhu Xi's "Eight Trigrams Taking Elephant Song" in the Original Meaning of the Book of Changes: Gan Sanlian (), Kun Liuduan (); Zhen Yang Yu (), Gen Fu Wan (); Li Zhong Xu (), Kan Zhong Man (); Dui Shang Que (), Xun Xia Duan (). - To memorize the sixty-four hexagrams, one had to memorize Zhu Xi's "The Original Meaning of the Book of Changes: The Song of the Order of the Names of the Hexagrams". The other was to remember the names of the hexagrams through one's own divination. For example, one could use three copper coins to do a divination. Every time they shook the result, they would record it and repeat it six times to make up the six lines of a complete hexagram to deepen the memory of the names of the hexagrams. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

One could start from the following aspects: - Understanding the development of the Book of Changes: There are three books of the Book of Changes in the history of our country. They are the Lianshan Yi of the Xia Dynasty (with the Gen hexagram as the first hexagram, interpreted by Fuxi), the Guicang Yi of the Shang Dynasty (with the Kun hexagram as the first hexagram, interpreted by the Yellow Emperor), and the Zhouyi of the Zhou Dynasty (re-interpreted by King Wen of Zhou when he was imprisoned in Yali, with the Qian and Kun hexagrams as the opening hexagram). Lianshan Yi and Guicang Yi had been lost in the Han Dynasty, and the main thing that was passed down now was the Book of Changes. In the history of the Book of Changes, there were three important figures: Fuxi, King Wen of Zhou, and Confucius. Fuxi created the Eight Trigrams and the 64 hexagrams (the symbolic Yi stage), King Wen of Zhou created the hexagrams and the line statements (the literary Yi stage), and Confucius wrote the Yi biography (the philosophical Yi stage). - Master the basic concepts of the Book of Changes: - Line: Divides the Yin line (the broken horizontal line "- -", soft in nature, belonging to Yin, often represented by "six") and the Yang line, and forms the hexagram through the intersection of Yin and Yang. - Words: It is a conclusion, that is,"general words" and "general words". - Xiang: It was a method used by the ancients to classify and analyze things. Those that explained the divinatory symbols were called "elephants", and those that explained the lines were called "small elephants". - Yuan, Heng, Li, and Zhen: Yuan symbolizes the beginning of things (corresponding to the sprouting of plants in spring); Heng symbolizes the growth of things (corresponding to the growth of plants in summer); Li symbolizes the harvest of things (corresponding to the blooming and fruiting of plants in autumn); Zhen symbolizes the collection of things (corresponding to the falling leaves of plants in winter). Zhen also has the meaning of "divination,""righteousness," and "determination." - Good, bad, regret, stingy, blame: Obedience to the truth of the Book of Changes is good, violation of the truth of the Book of Changes is bad; Regret is to know the fault after making a mistake and can correct it; Misery is to cover up the fault and not repent or have something in mind that cannot be let go; Blame means disaster. - Eight Trigrams, Original Divination, Dual Divination, Reverse Divination, and Change Divination: Eight Trigrams represented eight natural phenomena (Heaven, Earth, Water, Fire, Wind, Thunder, Mountain, and Marsh); Original Divination was the hexagram obtained from the beginning of the hexagram; Dual Divination (Wrong Divination) was the hexagram of Yin and Yang (such as Qian and Kun); Reverse Divination (Comprehensive Divination) was the hexagram obtained by rotating the original hexagram 180 degrees. - With the help of learning resources: You can watch Professor Zeng Shiqiang's lecture, Wisdom of the Book of Changes. In addition to the general theory and summary, the lecture explained the 64 hexagrams and combined them with life examples to help you understand the use of the Book of Changes and its meaning to life. - Memory hexagram names: First, familiarize yourself with the basic hexagram names of the Eight Trigrams. You can use the Eight Trigrams Taking Elephant Song in Zhu Xi's Zhouyi to memorize them. For the sixty-four hexagrams, one could recite Zhu Xi's Song of the Order of the Names of the Divination, or memorize the names of the hexagrams by divination. For example, one could use three copper coins to divinate and record the results to deepen the impression of the names of the hexagrams. In addition, one could also read related introductory books, such as Sun Zhensheng's "Book of Changes: Introduction", Chang Bingyi's "Book of Changes: Introduction", etc. These books were helpful in systematically learning the basic knowledge of the Book of Changes. The novel "Taoist Qianshan" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

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The beginner of the Book of Changes could start from the following aspects: ** 1. Basic Concept Understanding ** 1. ** Lines and Yin and Yang lines ** - The lines represented the intersection of yin and yang, and the Book of Changes used the intersection of yin and yang to form different divinatory symbols. The Yin line was a broken horizontal line "- -", which was often represented by "six", while the Yang line was a continuous horizontal line "-". 2. ** Gossip related ** - One had to first understand the Eight Trigrams, which was the Single Trigram. It was a symbol formed by three lines, namely Qian, Dui, Li, Zhen, Xun, Kan, Gen, and Kun. They represented Heaven, Lake, Fire, Thunder, Wind, Water, Mountain, and Earth respectively. Under certain circumstances, they also corresponded to the eight directions. One could use Zhu Xi's ballad,"Gan San Lian, Kun San Duan, Zhen Yang Yu, Gen Fu Wan, Li Zhong Xu, Kan Zhong Man, Dui Shang Que, Xun Xia Duan" to remember these eight patterns. The sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes were sixty-four variations formed by combining these eight diagrams in pairs. 3. ** Gua Words and Line Words ** - Every hexagram had a hexagram, which could be understood as the theme or introduction of the thing represented by the hexagram. Each hexagram had six lines, and each line had a line statement. The line statement could be understood as an annotation or analysis of the hexagram. In the Book of Changes, each line was usually read from bottom to top. The Yang line read nine, and the Yin line read six. They were called Chu, Er, San, Si, Wu, and Shang respectively (Chu and Shang were in front, while the others were behind. For example, the Xiaoxu hexagram read from bottom to top was Chu Jiu, Jiu Er, Jiu San, Liu Si, Jiu Wu, and Shang Jiu). The Qian hexagram and the Kun hexagram were special. The Qian hexagram had six Yang lines, while the Kun hexagram had six Yin lines (one was pure Yang and the other was pure Yin). Therefore, they had nine and six in addition to the normal hexagram, elephant, and line statements. 4. ** Words and images ** - The words of a sentence are words of conclusion, words of summary. It was the ancient method of classification and analysis of things. Those that explained the divinatory symbols were called "elephants", and those that explained the lines were called "small elephants". 5. ** Yuan, Heng, Li, Zhen, etc. - Yuan symbolized the beginning of things (corresponding to spring, the sprouting of plants); Heng symbolized the growth of things (corresponding to summer, the growth of plants); Li symbolized the harvest of things (corresponding to autumn, the blooming and fruiting of plants); Zhen symbolized the collection of things (corresponding to winter, the falling leaves of plants to pass the winter). Zhen also had the meaning of "divination","right","fixed" and so on. In addition, the Book of Changes also has auspicious, ominous, regret, stingy, blame and other judgments, auspicious means to obey the Yi Li; Evil means to violate the Yi Li; Regret means to make up for mistakes and move to good; Miserousness means to find reasons to cover up mistakes or to have something in mind that cannot be let go; Blame means disaster. ** 2. Beginner book recommendations ** 1. ** The Mystery of the Book of Changes (Zeng Shiqiang)** - He started with the basic knowledge of Yin and Yang, Tai Chi, and the Eight Trigrams, and then talked about the general knowledge related to the Book of Changes, such as the thinking of the Book of Changes, the Book of Changes and the family, etc. He could explain the profound Book of Changes easily and easily. There were also 18 episodes of lectures for him to watch. 2. ** The Complete Explanation of the Book of Changes (Jin Jingfang/Lv Shaogang)** - It was an authoritative interpretation of the Book of Changes. It interpreted ancient books from a modern perspective and acknowledged that the Book of Changes had divination uses, but it was not limited to that. It also valued the philosophical ideas contained in it. The interpretation of each hexagram in the Book of Changes was concise and comprehensive, and the detailed explanation of the Biography of Xi Ci was also very valuable. 3. ** The Book of Changes (Sun Yingkui)** - The title of the book was "Life Philosophy and Strategy in the Sixty-Four Hexagrams". It used the form of dialogue between the host and the guest. The hexagrams and line statements of each hexagram would be written and translated into modern language. It was simple and clear. Below each sentence, there was a hint from the author. It was suitable for readers who had a little or no foundation in the Book of Changes. Other than the relatively orthodox books mentioned above, if one wanted to read the interesting introductory book of the Book of Changes, they could also choose Xiong Yi's Book of Changes in the World of Martial Arts or Illustrated Book of Changes. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

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I think 'A Christmas Carol' is the best to start with. It's concise and has a clear moral message. The story is so familiar to many that it's easy to follow. You can quickly get into Dickens' world of detailed descriptions and colorful characters like the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future.

You can watch Professor Zeng Shiqiang's lecture, Wisdom of the Book of Changes. This lecture has a total of 142 videos. In addition to the general theory and summary, it also explains the sixty-four hexagrams of the Book of Changes one by one, and through real-life examples to assist in understanding. If you watch a lecture video every day and take notes to digest, it will take 142 days to finish learning. This could be used as a beginner's video material for the Book of Changes. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

The following were some books suitable for the beginner level of the Book of Changes: 1. << Introduction to the Book of Changes >>: There are books of the same name written by different authors. These books help readers learn the basic knowledge of the Book of Changes. 2. Master Nan Huaijin's " The Book of Changes Miscellany " had a wide range of content, covering the origin of the Book of Changes, the Eight Trigrams, the Three Principles of the Book of Changes, the relationship between the hexagrams, and many other aspects. Although the explanation was not very in-depth, it could give a preliminary understanding of the Book of Changes as a whole. 3. Master Nan Huaijin's Biography of the Book of Changes: Biography of the Book of Changes is a report on Confucius 'study of the Book of Changes. This book can be used as a gateway to study the Book of Changes. 4. Takashima Yoemon's " Takashima Easy Break " Volume 1 and 2: After understanding the overall structure of the " Book of Changes " and the " Biography of the Book of Changes " to a certain extent, you can use this book to study the main body of the " Book of Changes ", the " 64 hexagrams." 5. The Wisdom of the Book of Changes: A popular book in the collection of books of Chinese studies. The interpretation of each line in the book is detailed, and it is a beneficial supplement to the interpretation of Takashima Yiduan. 6. " Complete Explanation of the Book of Changes ": Written by Mr. Wang Mingfeng, it deeply explored the philosophical meaning of the Book of Changes. It is divided into eight chapters, including different contents such as the universe and life. Each chapter is accompanied by vivid examples and in-depth explanations. It is suitable for readers of all ages. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!