"Four Marbles of Geography" is a book published by Inner Mongolia People's Publishing House on 20 10 by Zhang Jiuyi.
Introduction: The Essentials of Sand and Water in Geographical Lead Bullet, also known as the Essentials of Sand and Water in Geographical Justice, was written by Zhang Jiuyi. Mr. Gao, a famous master of geomancy in Qing Dynasty, has traveled all over the country. Because he lamented that the three geographical four marbles were brilliant in iron, gold and jade, but they were half right in gas, which hindered popular art, so he took two lead bullets and visited the old places he had read over the years to verify them one by one and compiled a book. There are a lot of geomantic literature in the book, which has important reference value.
Essentials of geography, sand and water, Qinghe Zhang Jiuyi, 1983. Feng Shui series, the book has 232 pages and 7 volumes, with a total capacity of about 14M. Collection of ancient books.
Zhang Jiuyi was a famous geomantic scholar in the early Qing Dynasty. He studied under Lai Buyi Tianxing Feng Shui and is a researcher in the field of Feng Shui. Four Marbles of Geography is one of his representative works. Including iron marble geographical element machine, gold marble geographical element Pearl Classic, jade marble geographical element fulcrum and lead marble geographical element.
The four geographical marbles are the magic weapon of the geomantic omen of the stars from ancient times to the present, and the criterion for scholars to report to the world. Geomantic omen practitioners of all ages did not learn for the sake of learning. Zhang Gong's knowledge has been fully revealed in his works, but Feng Shui can't be revealed too much, so there are still some ambiguities on important points, and sometimes the meaning of the text is intentionally reversed. Therefore, it is difficult for a wise person to learn real knowledge from books without making efforts.
Of course, if you really study hard, you can definitely understand the highest state of Feng Shui operation from the book. The geographical illustration "Four Marbles" edited by Liu.