Wei Hong’s “Detailed Explanation of the Yin Houses of Chinese Celebrities” 111 pages double-sided

Geng Zhengzhou’s Impermanence School Xuankong Precious Secrets Series “The Mind’s Eye Points” 165 pages double-sided

Wu Jingluan secretly taught Liao Jinjing’s notes “Tianji Wanglong Jing” 21 pages double-sided

Qing Jiangzi’s “Zhaipu Questions and Answers” 293 pages double-page edition

Su Limin’s “The True Story of Yin Yang House” 117 pages double-sided

Su Minfeng’s “Fengshengshuiqiluan Chapter” 106 pages double-sided

Su Minfeng’s “Family Feng Shui Basic Law” 138 pages double-sided

Sun Hai’s “Sanhe Fengshui Illustrated Dictionary” 143 pages double-sided photo edition

Bazi Advanced Course Notes (25 pages double-sided)

Liang Xiangrun, “Zi Ping Mu Fa Da Liu Nian Judgment (Xing Mao Edition)” 262 pages double-sided

Liang Xiangrun’s “Da Liunian Criticism of Taoism” 192 pages double-sided

Shen Chaohe’s “Eight Character Kowtow Station” 126 pages double-sided

Shen Chaohe Xie Ling’s “On Fate and Strange Moves” 185 pages double-sided

Shen Chaohe Xie Ling’s “Eight-Character Fate Learning Mother Law” 113 pages double-sided

Liang Xiangrun’s “A Detailed Explanation of Gold Does Not Change Universiade” (Attachment: Detailed Talk about Ziping’s Sixty Years) 209 pages double-sided

Deng Hansong “Deng’s Treasure Box” 85 pages double-sided

Liang Xiangrun’s “Detailed Criticism and Lifetime Explanation” 256 pages double-sided

Wang Baofa, a master of numerology in the Qing Dynasty, sent a 30-page double-sided manuscript of “Numerical Laws”

Liu Weiwu “The Secret Biography of the Blind School of Fortune-telling and Mother Method” 174 pages double-sided edition

“Yu Zhaoding Zhenjing Vernacular Example Problem Explanation” 110 pages double-sided edition

“Di Tiansui Collection” Republic of China Edition 35 pages double-sided

Song Yiyou’s “Sai Shenxian, Numerology, Tianji, One Palm Classic” 36 pages double-sided

“Complete Book of Chinese Zodiac Fortune Telling and Bazi Years” 33 pages double-sided

Double-sided 79-page “Jade Lock Key” of the Four True Books of Geography