Which is the best version of "Shake the Dragon Classic"

Shake the Dragon Classic was written by Yang Junsong, a master of geomantic omen in Tang Dynasty, and is regarded as the most ancient surveying and mapping in China.

Second, "Buried Classics"

Also known as "Burial Book", the author is Guo Pu of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

Third, "Three Essentials of Yangzhai"

Three Essentials of Yang Zhai was written by Zhao Jiufeng in Qing Dynasty. This paper mainly discusses the door, main and stove of Yangzhai.

Fourth, "urging officials"

Feng Shui masterpiece, written by Lai Buyi in Song Dynasty.

Fifth, "Boshan"

Boshan Pian is a geomantic classic written by Huang Miaoying, a geomantic master in the late Tang and Five Dynasties.

Sixth, "House Classic"

Also known as the Yellow Emperor's House Classic, it is said that it was written by the Yellow Emperor. It tells the harmony between man and house, man and heaven, man and nature, and man and the universe.

Seven, "Xue Xin Fu"

Xue Xin Fu was written by Bu Yingtian in Tang Dynasty. Bu's handwriting is very awkward. "Xue Xin Fu" elaborates the views of five elements, good and bad luck, speaking clearly and learning later, which makes people better and better.

Eight, "Shui Long Jing"

Shui Long Jing was written by Jiang Dahong in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. The ancients said that' the method of geomantic omen, water is the best', and the quality of' water' is one of the most important factors to see the quality of geomantic omen in a place.

Nine, "Eight Houses Mirror"

The Mirror of Eight Houses was compiled by Taoist Yang Junsong, and the preface was given to Gu Wu. The Eight Houses Mirror is the Eight Houses Law, which divides people and houses into eight categories and then into two categories: Dongsi House is suitable for Dongsi House and Xisi House is suitable for Xisi House.

Ten, "buried wings"

The Tibetan Classics Pavilion was edited by Miao Xiyong in Ming Dynasty. This book is a masterpiece of metaphysics in Ming Dynasty. This book integrates and transplants the four-step medical diagnosis process of looking, listening, asking and cutting into the traditional geomantic theory, further promoting and perfecting the theoretical system of geomantic omen in China.