Reviews
I read it easily and well. The delivery was fast and good.
I am reading it thoroughly because it is called a textbook on Myeongnyeonghak. It is a good book.
It helps with studying Myeongri.
As the title suggests, it means "summarized," but since it contains only interpretations and lacks detailed explanations, it is not easy for beginners to read. However, wouldn't it be useful to use it merely as a reference to see how ancient texts were worded when questions arise during your studies?
Jinsoam: Myeongri Yak-eon
"Myeongni Yakyeon" is a book on Myeongni written by Chen Shaoyan in the early Qing Dynasty, consisting of four volumes: Volume 1, Law (48 chapters); Volume 2, Rhapsody (20 chapters); Volume 3, Treatise (48 chapters); and Volume 4, Miscellaneous Treatise. Excluding various miscellaneous theories and focusing only on the systematic theory of the interpretation method established by the Five Elements' generation, overcoming, control, and suppression, as well as the suppression and support, "Myeongni Yakyeon" is a modern theory of Myeongni suitable for the 21st century.
Korean title: 명리약언
Korean author: 진소암
Korean publisher: 이담북스
ISBN-13: 9788926871980
Reviews
I read it easily and well. The delivery was fast and good.
I am reading it thoroughly because it is called a textbook on Myeongnyeonghak. It is a good book.
It helps with studying Myeongri.
As the title suggests, it means "summarized," but since it contains only interpretations and lacks detailed explanations, it is not easy for beginners to read. However, wouldn't it be useful to use it merely as a reference to see how ancient texts were worded when questions arise during your studies?
