“Xue Xin Fu” was written by Bu Yingtian in the Tang Dynasty. Bu Yingtian lived in Ganzhou for a long time, but he failed to recommend the Taishi and entered the Taoist school as Huang Guanshi. “Xue Xin Fu” is a famous book in Chinese geomancy, and it is a classic work of geomantic omen based on the situation method (Luantou method). This edition of “Reediting and Correcting Kuiban Sentences Jiexiaosha Jingjie Maps Geography Jue Xuexin Fu” Ming Xie Zhidao’s annotations was published by Yu’s Yiqingtang in the 30th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1602). Bu Yingtian, a native of the Tang Dynasty. Bu’s character is Zewei, his name is Kunlunzi, and he is also called Pudujian. Bu Yingtian lived in Ganzhou for generations, and he was not recommended by the Taishi, but he was a humane school, and he was Huang Guanshi. Because he promised himself that he was “clear in heart and thorough in geography”, he named his work “Xue Xin Fu”. “Xue Xin Fu” is a famous book in Chinese geomancy, and it is a classic work of geomantic omen based on the situation method (Luantou method).

Ming Dynasty geographer Xu Shike (Zhizhimo) once said: “The books of geography are full of handed down from generation to generation, and those who seek their skills to be magical, and “Buried Book” is the most; , but “Fa Wei” is superior; if you want to know the details of the method, you can’t compare with Yang Gong’s “Inverted Stick”; if you want to know the abnormal state of stars, you can’t compare with Liao’s “Nine Changes”. “Advising Officials”: Li Qi generates restraint, and the beauty lies in “Jade Ruler”.

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