What are the Yi fortune-telling books?
Question 1: What do the inscriptions on Yi vessels mean? It is the general name of ritual vessels in ancient bronzes in China. Also known as "Zunyi". Inscriptions refer to the reasons for the casting of bronzes, the figures commemorated or sacrificed, etc. The latter refers to the words deliberately left on various utensils to record the time and place of making utensils, the name of the craftsman, the name of the workshop, etc. The inscriptions on Yi wares are words cast on ancient Chinese bronzes that can show some functions!
Question 2: What does it mean to be familiar with the inscriptions on Yi vessels? Children, form and sound. From u (Chu) to Yong (yǒng). Original meaning: there is no blockage and it can pass. Understand; I see.
Dawn, pictographic. From that day on, Yao Sheng. Original meaning: dawn. I see, I see.
Profound knowledge: complete mastery, thorough understanding.
"Northern history? Shao Chuan: "Shao lives a simple life ... he knows the grave like the back of his hand. "
Tang Hanyu's answer to Chen Shangshu: "The insult is far-reaching and profound, and I can't understand it after reading it three or four times."
Yi ware is the general name of ritual vessels in ancient bronze wares in China. Also known as "Zunyi". Such as bells, ding, bottles and so on.
Inscription refers to the ancient people who cast inscriptions on bronze ritual vessels to remember the reasons for the casting vessels, the figures to commemorate or sacrifice, etc. Later, it refers to the words specially left on various utensils to record the time, place, craftsman's name, workshop name, etc.
Question 3: What is the pronunciation of the inscription?
[My name]
Inscription _ Baidu Chinese
[Interpretation] 1. Refers to the inscription 2. Words on coins, medals, medals, seals and utensils (mostly cast or carved)
Question 4: What does fate mean? Fate.
Destiny refers to providence (the entity representative of nature (Tao)); It also refers to the fate of man under the control of heaven. Languages other than books? Pan Geng I: "The first king served, but he did as he was told."
Explanation:
1. [fate; Fate]: providence (the entity representative of nature (Tao)); It also refers to the fate of man under the control of heaven.
Loew's fate. Answer the question. Kim? Tao Yuanming's "Gui Xi Ci"
Although it's called destiny, isn't it personnel? Song? Ouyang Xiu's History of the New Five Dynasties? Biography of Lingguan
2. [Natural laws; Natural Law]: Natural laws and regulations.
3. [Natural life; Natural life span of human beings; natural span of life
Question 5: What does it mean to know? 1. All night; All night.
2. Have a thorough understanding.
Have a thorough understanding of ...
Familiar with several languages.
Familiar with six languages.
detailed description
1. All night; All night.
Reflection? Takeshi? Biography of Teng Yin: "Yin receives guests during the day, saves documents at night, or is familiar with insomnia."
2. Have a thorough understanding.
"Northern history? Shao Chuan: "Shao lives a simple life ... he knows the grave like the back of his hand. "Tang Hanyu replied to Chen Shangshu:" The insult is so profound that I can't understand it after reading it three or four times. "
For the first time in the history of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty: "At that time, all the people in the city obeyed, but only the villagers did not understand."
Johnny Ma, Yanshan Night Talk? Common gateway: "I can't imagine how a person who can't understand words can fully express his thoughts." How can I get familiar with all kinds of knowledge? "
Question 6: What does it mean to be familiar with [t not ng xi m: o]?
Understand thoroughly.
Johnny Ma's common path: "I can't imagine how illiterate Ding can fully express his thoughts." How can I get familiar with all kinds of knowledge? "
Question 7: Find the answer 1. What does it mean to be familiar with the inscriptions on Yi vessels? 2。 The stomach, mouth, intestine and esophagus are arranged in a certain order. Sincere () appreciation (Familiarity: thorough understanding
Oral cavity, esophagus, stomach and intestine
The third one doesn't understand what it means.
Question 8: What does Fu Xingming mean? Study the theory of astrology. Short for Numerology. An ancient superstition that judges people's fate by the position and movement of the stars when they are born. The content is complicated and difficult to understand. On the theory of astrology. Short for Numerology. The ancients believed that people's fate was related to the position and operation of the stars at birth. Therefore, the year, month, day and time of birth match heavenly stems and earthly branches, and people's fate is calculated according to the number of stars. The origin and appearance of astrology began with people believing that people have different fates. Unearthed Oracle bones and inscriptions on Yi vessels have appeared many times. It shows that the concept of destiny has been popular long before the Spring and Autumn Period. Pre-Qin philosophers believed in destiny. Confucius, the Analects of Confucius? Yan Yuan is a famous saying that there is life and death, and wealth is in the sky. Mencius, Zhuangzi and Liezi. Have similar beliefs. This thought was more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people in the Han Dynasty, and even Wang Chong, a thinker who did not believe in ghosts and gods, believed in numerology. The spread of the belief in fate laid the ideological foundation for the emergence and development of star destiny. At the same time, the emergence and development of the theory of Yin-Yang and Five Elements, as well as the prevalence of divination, fortune telling and geomantic omen, also prepared the conditions for the emergence of astrology. Historical records? Sima Yi preached, "Fu Cha talked a lot to gain human feelings, while Xu Gao stood high to show his ambition." . Hanshu? History also said that the Chronicles of the Stars said that there were Taiyi stars waiting for books in the Han Dynasty, which was used to tell bad luck. It can be seen that the art of calculating personal destiny has been produced in the Han Dynasty. However, according to the available data, from the Han Dynasty to the Six Dynasties, people's methods of calling for death were relatively simple, so far, astrology has not yet become a systematic theory. Astrology was formally born in the Tang Dynasty. About the late Six Dynasties, the five-star astrology was formed, and people's life span was inferred according to the astrological calendar. This technique was popular in the Tang Dynasty, accompanied by complicated numerology. In the late Six Dynasties, the five-star urging technique became popular. At the same time, another urging technique based on China's traditional theory of Yin-Yang and Five Elements also developed. In the Tang Dynasty, Li, a numerologist, systematized and theorized this technology, making it a life academic number based on the year, month and day of birth. Later generations believed that Li was the real pioneer of astrology in Tianwen, and his astrology theory marked the formal birth of astrology. However, although Li has written, it has not been passed down from generation to generation. Later generations' textual research on the old topic and their comments on the three volumes of Life Book were also covered up by the Song people. In the early Song Dynasty, "Notes on the Three Lives of Luo F" developed Li's fortune-telling method from the year, month and day of birth to the combination of year, month, day and time, and interpreted good and bad luck. The skill of eight-character deduction is more important than before, and the method is more accurate, which has a far-reaching impact on future generations. Therefore, later generations often refer to the eight-character fortune-telling as Ziping, and take the eight-character fortune-telling as a sign of the maturity of astrology. Since Xu Ziping, astrology has been handed down from generation to generation and spread widely. There are many researchers devoted to numerology, such as Xu Mozhai, Master Zhi De and so on. However, most of the numerology works in the past dynasties have piled up terms, which are mysterious and difficult to recite. Comparatively speaking, Yuan Hai Zi Ping in Song Dynasty, San Hui in Ming Dynasty and Chen Su 'an in Qing Dynasty are relatively simple and easy to understand, and most of them are written by later generations.