(Republic of China) Shi Tijun’s “Ziping Xuanli” PDF Yi Xue Ancient Books e-book download. Introduction to “Ziping Xuanli”, written by Shi Tijun in the Republic of China. One volume paperback, printed. It is now republished according to the first edition of Xubailu Tibet in the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938). Shi Tijun, a native of Xiaoshan, Zhejiang, whose birth and death are unknown, was born in the late Qing Dynasty and was active in the early Republic of China. Inheriting family studies from a young age, studying life carefully

(Republic of China) Shi Tijun’s “Ziping Xuanli” PDF Yi Xue ancient books e-book download.

Introduction

“Ziping Xuanli”, written by Shi Tijun in the Republic of China. One volume paperback, printed. It is now republished according to the first edition of Xubailu Tibet in the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938).

Shi Tijun, a native of Xiaoshan, Zhejiang, whose birth and death are unknown, was born in the late Qing Dynasty and was active in the early years of the Republic of China. Inheriting family studies from a young age, intensive study of numerology. During the Republic of China, divination and fortune-telling were sold in Qianqian Lu, Xuanwu Gate, Beiping (now Beijing). Author of “Ziping Xuanli” and so on.

This book is a collection of the author’s experience after studying Ziping’s numerology for forty years. For example, pushing women’s fate, because of different times, men and women are equal, and women’s fate cannot be completely followed by ancient methods; it also has its own experience when it comes to six relatives, children, etc. When discussing the structure of this book, it uses dozens of fates in ancient times and the Republic of China as examples, many of which are famous people at that time: Li Yuanhong, Chiang Kai-shek, Sun Yat-sen, Wu Peifu, Yuan Shikai, Feng Yuxiang, Chen Jitang, Wang Jingwei, Yan Xishan, Du Yuesheng, Mei Lanfang, etc. . Among them, on Chiang Kai-shek’s horoscope, it is said that his six-step Jiachen Yun (approximately 1945-1954) “It is not a good sign for a wounded official to see an official.” On Chen Jitang, it is said that his six-step Jia Shen Yun (approximately 199 45-1954), “It’s not in Thailand.” In fact, Chen Yu’s luck went from bad to worse, and he died in 1954. Regarding Wang Jingwei, in 1938 Wang was the vice president of the Kuomintang, second only to Chiang Kai-shek. However, the author called it the six-step Gengxu movement (approximately 1942-1951), “Chenxu’s movement is not auspicious.” The fact is that Wang defected to Japan during the Anti-Japanese War, became a traitor, and died of illness in 1944. When the book was published in 1938, the book named Chiang Kai-shek, Chen Jitang, Wang Jingwei, etc., who were all military and political dignitaries at the time, and their positions of power were in full swing. The author can accurately infer their future failures and fates.

This book was published when the Japanese and puppet Beijing government fell during the Anti-Japanese War. It was not widely circulated, and most of it was unknown to the outside world. Therefore, when people today evaluate Ziping’s numerologists in the early years of the Republic of China, they do not mention the author and this book. Otherwise, based on the accuracy of the predictions inferred from the examples in this book, this book and its author Shi Shi must occupy an important seat in the history of Ziping’s numerology in the Republic of China.

In order to prevent this book from being lost, the latest digital technology is used to clean up the layout and print it carefully. One is used as a star life data preservation and collection, and the other is used for reference and research by fellows.

Brief introduction of the author

Shi Tijun, a native of Xiaoshan, Zhejiang, whose birth and death are unknown, was born in the late Qing Dynasty and was active in the early Republic of China. Inheriting family studies from a young age, intensive study of numerology. During the Republic of China, divination and fortune-telling were sold in Qianqian Lu, Xuanwu Gate, Beiping (now Beijing). Author of “Ziping Xuanli” and so on.

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