Mi Hongbin’s “Practical Research on Golden Mouth Formulas” PDF high-definition electronic version sharing. Content Summary Chinese Forecasting Classification Money is Hard to Buy You Know First——It is the best commentary on forecasting. There has never been a systematic classification of Chinese forecasting. Now, according to my experience of more than 20 years of research, I will make a systematic classification of Chinese forecasting, so as to serve as a clear reference for future scholars and avoid blind learning.

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Summary of Contents Classification of Chinese Forecasting

Money is hard to buy before you know it – it is the best commentary on forecasting. There has never been a systematic classification of Chinese forecasting. Now, according to my experience of more than 20 years of research, I will make a systematic classification of Chinese forecasting, so as to serve as a clear lesson for future scholars and avoid blind learning, which is a waste of time. Because most of the people who study Yi in China are in chaos, this system is now classified. Writing it out will promote the improvement of the overall level of Yi Xuejie. `If money is hard to buy, you must know first——It is the best commentary on forecasting. There has never been a systematic classification of Chinese forecasting. Now, according to my own experience in research and development for more than 20 years, I have classified Chinese forecasting as a system. It serves as a clear lesson for later scholars, avoiding blind learning and wasting a lot of time. Because most of the people who study Yi in China are in chaos, so classifying and writing this system today will play a role in improving the overall level of Yi learning. To promote the role. System classification – two major systems: D five elements system; ② stems and branches, five elements system. System classification – two major systems: d five-element system; 2 stems and branches, five-element system. The basic principle of its prediction is to measure Tibet based on images, and its predictions are all based on the Eight Diagrams and Five Elements; excluding stems and branches. The highest level in the five-element system is “Plum Blossom Yishu” in Xiangshu Yixue. 1. Five-element system: Represented by postscript Yixue, it was commonly used before the Han Dynasty. Its prediction basis is based on imagery, and its predictions are based on eight trigrams and five elements; excluding stems and branches. The highest level in the five-element system is imagery “Plum Blossom Easy Number” in Yi Xue.

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