Is Wan a famous calligrapher?
Dean Wan () is the 26th generation descendant of Wan Mingying, a famous Yi-ology scholar in Ming Dynasty. Wan Mingying's works, such as Yi Xue Da Cheng, San Hui, Lan Tai Miao Xuan, Yin Fu Jing, etc. , was included in the encyclopedia of Ji Xiaolan in Qing Dynasty.
Dean Wan has a family history. He studied Taoism since he was a child. For more than 40 years, he has devoted himself to studying a large number of Yi-ology books, reading ancient books such as Yi-ology, physiognomy, four pillars, Feng Shui, plum blossom changes, golden formula and so on. He wrote books and articles, put the ancient techniques of Zhouyi into practice in real life, and explained the good and bad of life.
Dean Wan has traveled all over the country for many years, presided over the lectures on Yi Studies, communicated with famous scholars all over the country, integrated theory with practice, and verified by practice, thus gaining valuable practical experience. He integrated seven forecasting methods in different fields and created his own system. His forecasting theory is advanced, comprehensive and practical, and has created many successful models. Because of its sharp prediction style and accurate prediction level, it is known as the "God of Prediction".
"One stroke" calligraphy advocated by Dean Wan has become a wonderful work in the field of Yi studies. His profound Yi-ology knowledge and practical experience have been widely used in many planning fields, and he has been hired as a senior consultant by many enterprises, companies and individuals to make feng shui layout for enterprises. Forecast the development prospect, cooperation environment, investment and staffing of the enterprise; Predict and adjust your luck in a fleeting time, so as to achieve the good and bad fortune of the prophet's future life, provide accurate prediction data for people's career, life, housing and health, and point out the maze. More importantly, he can make use of the principle of information transformation in the universe field to turn disadvantages into advantages, and to seek good fortune and avoid evil, so that enterprises and individuals can benefit for life. His aim is to "inherit Chinese civilization, popularize traditional culture and carry forward the essence of Chinese studies"