Which book is better for beginners to read?

The Book of Changes is a classic philosophical work of China in ancient times, which covers astronomy, geography, politics, military affairs, science and technology, humanities and other aspects of information. It covers almost everything. If you study from an academic height, you need perseverance and perseverance, and even spend a lifetime of energy. If you only know its prediction principle, it is suggested to learn from Shao Weihua's Prediction of Zhouyi, which is easy to understand and explains 64 hexagrams in detail in the vernacular, and each hexagram has 6 hexagrams, which can also be used as an introduction to Zhouyi.

You might as well go to the "Lecture Record" section of this forum to see Mr. Feng Xuecheng's The Book of Changes, which may be a good introduction for beginners. The Book of Changes is divided into the following twelve lectures, which can be directly//

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The first lecture: the dream of predicting the future-what did I ching say?

Lecture 2: Life is easy-the endless and ever-changing outlook on life in the universe.

Lecture 3: It is easy to simplify, but the world is reasonable-a paper that needs to be punctured to recognize fate.

Lecture 4: Easy to seek a gentleman-a sharp weapon for decision makers.

The fifth lecture: The speaker also refers to what he is-hexagrams and words indicating the direction of progress.

Lecture 6: Looking up and looking down-positioning the law of personnel with the law of heaven and earth operation.

Lecture 7: People don't know every day-how to recognize the splendid avenues everywhere?

Lecture 8: The Gate of Morality —— From fraternity to personality perfection

Lecture 9: the cardinal number of a gentleman's words and deeds-the "butterfly effect" of mastering fate from micro-knowledge.

Lecture 10: Self-improvement-the wisdom of leaders to achieve great things: a detailed explanation of divination

Lecture 11: Moral and intellectual help leaders achieve great things: a detailed explanation of Kun Gua

Lecture 12: Difficulties and hardships make you successful-the sense of hardship and the change of poverty.