There are many books about naming in China, but only this one is really a traditional naming book.
The reasons are as follows:
1. It is the only book with a traditional title in China, which clearly explains its ideological source, theoretical basis, metaphysical logic and various rules, principles, norms and laws. All its theories can be found in ancient literature.
2. For the first time, the principle of dividing Yin, Yang and Five Elements of Chinese characters in China is clearly stated, which is not available on the Internet.
3. For the first time, life, heavenly stems and earthly branches, time, space, heaven and earth, rules, five elements of yin and yang, and seasonal direction are organically unified in a Taiji diagram, which has not been found in any book for thousands of years. It is also the reason why the pseudo-master can't explain how the name affects life (so all kinds of nonsense, what is the name of the magnetic field, the name is a spell. . . . . ）。
A book is a good book, but the biggest disadvantage is that it is easy to understand and apply. Even if those principles, rules and statutes are understood and understood, without profound knowledge of ancient Chinese characters and extensive cultural foundation, you will be sighing at the text, afraid to write, and afraid to respond by yourself, because China's traditional culture talks about everything in moderation, but neither words nor rules and regulations can be digitized and scaled. Hope to adopt
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