Shake the Dragon Classic is one of the representative works of Yang Junsong, a geomantic master in Tang Dynasty. It is the most authoritative geomantic classics in Long Mai, and is considered as the best ancient surveying and mapping in China. It is also the best book to understand and use Feng Shui in Long Mai and revitalize family businesses quickly.
In Guangming, Huang Chao made a mistake, stole the secret of Zhongyuxin and fled, then went to Ganzhou. Nonsense, Guy doesn't believe it. However, his books are widely circulated all over the world. The Classic of Shake the Dragon tells the story of the mountain dragon, which is divided into three parts: greedy wolf, giant gate, Lucun, Wen Qu, Lian Zhen, Wu Qu, Pojun, Zuo Fu and Youbi.
In the first chapter of Yi Long Jing, branches were found in the trunk, mainly through Guanju Shuikou. In the middle part, the author discusses how to find the dragon in the end, how to look at the face and how to face it. In the next part, I will discuss the situation of knot point, and attach ten questions about suspected dragon to clarify its meaning.
Burial method is dedicated to acupoints. There are various theories about leaning on the cover and sticking it on the cover. There are twelve inverted sticks, that is, talking about extension. Attached to the twenty-four sand burial method, it is also a matter of discretion to approach. Chen's "Book Record Solving Problems" consists of Yi Long Jing and Long Bian Jing. Yan recorded it as a legacy, and it was all anonymous. This book was written in the Song Dynasty without the name of Song Jun, but today it is unknown.
Whether his "Rocking the Dragon" is "Distinguishing the Dragon" is also impossible to verify. But it has been passed down from generation to generation for a long time, and the melody of mountains and rivers can get its essence and be circulated. There are also benefits. The old edition has Li's notes and drawings, which are simple and vulgar, but not desirable. Add it to the journal today so as not to be different from this article.
In the Ming Dynasty, Li Zhu had 30 volumes of Encyclopedia of Geography I and 25 volumes of Encyclopedia of Geography II, which were the 7th to 10 volumes of a set of books, including Yaolong Jing, Suspected Dragon Jing and Burial Law. The second episode and the second volume are Yang Junsong's "Green Capsule Austrian Language".