(Ming) Baohezi “The Complete Compilation of Zhujia Fengjian, Complete Portraits and Human Phases of the New Engraved Tonghui” 12 volumes Chongzhen 17th year (1644) Jishantang Chen Yuwo Publication PDF Yixue Ancient Books e-book download. Brief introduction This book “Complete Compilation of Complete Portraits and Figures of the Traditions and Traditions of the New Engraved Tonghui” was written by Baohezi at the end of the Ming Dynasty, with 12 volumes in total.

(Ming) Baohezi “The Complete Collection of Zhujia Fengjian, Complete Portraits and Human Phases of the New Engraved Tonghui” 12 volumes Chongzhen 17th year (1644) Jishantang Chen Yuwo published PDF Yixue Ancient Books e-book download.

Brief introduction

This book “Complete Compilation of Zhujiafeng Jian of Xinke Tonghui” is written by Baohezi at the end of Ming Dynasty, with 12 volumes in total. Inheritance Law”. Its content is a collection and compilation related to physiognomy and numerology. Most of the page layouts are above and below, and its print style belongs to the prints of Fujian Jianyang (Tanyang) Bookstore in the Ming Dynasty. This book was published by Chen Yuwo of Jishantang in the 17th year of Ming Chongzhen (1644). Physiognomy is a traditional knowledge of the Han nationality that measures and judges a person’s disposition and destiny by observing and analyzing the characteristics of a person’s physical appearance, spiritual temperament, and manner. It is believed that appearance is a manifestation of fate, and human appearance must reflect fate. The artistic characteristics of Jianyang prints are very strong folk atmosphere, and the carving style is ancient, vigorous, fresh and simple, such as “sand paintings”. It likes the picture above and below, and sometimes it uses hinges. Jianyang bookstore in Ming Dynasty was called “Shulin” and “Jianyi Shulin”. Jianyang was also called “Tanyang”, so it was also called “Tanyang Shulin”. , “Tanyi Shulin” or “Fujian Shulin” all refer to the editions published in Jianyang. According to statistics, there were about 130 calligraphers whose names could be tested in the Jianyang area of the Ming Dynasty: Yu, Liu, Xiong, Xiao, Chen, Huang, etc.; about 60 bookstores, dealing in 650 kinds of engraved books. Fengjian originally meant a person’s demeanor and knowledge. “Book of Jin” Volume 54 “Biography of Lu Ji and Lu Yun”: “Guarding husbands Lu Ji and Lu Yun, Qizi of the Real Jing… The wind is clear, the expression is handsome, the writing is magnificent, and it is unique at that time.” In Physiognomy The middle refers to judging people by their appearance, which is another name for physiognomy.

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