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Qi Men Dun Jia is not astrology, you say yes because you do not understand the ancient Chinese wisdom, Qi Men Dun Jia is a complex spatio-temporal model, if you go to China to be able to find people to prove his authenticity. Strategies for the future of humanity will definitely change from the physical world to the time and space.
I personally know many non-Chinese who swear by Qi Men Dun Jia and many true Chinese who think it's a joke. It's a personal opinion. Just because I don't believe it, it doesn't mean I don't understand and appreciate ancient Chinese wisdom. You should not assume that anyone who don't agree with everything our ancestors said don't know what they are talking about...
Yes, it is a statistical model. Its scientific merit has yet to be proven. If you ask any statistician, they will tell you that this Qi Men thing is a joke. That's why no one is actually using it for real-world applications. The legend says it can predict the weather. Do you find any modern-day Chinese meteorologists who actually use Qi Men Dun Jia to predict the weather? At most, it is considered as "soft science", which means it sounds like science, but cannot withstand the actual rigorous scientific process.
Also a model is just what it is, a model. You should not take it too seriously. A model is derived to explain a phenomenon. Just because it sometimes can predict the future, it doesn't mean that it is a valid one. Example: ancient people thought lunar eclipse was caused by a dog in the heaven eating the moon. So they hypothesized that if this was true, they can save the moon by scaring the dog away. So they yelled to the sky and hit the drums. And guess what? The moon came back! So on the surface, the hypothesis/model was a correct one. They scared the dog away. hence the moon eclipse was caused by a dog eating the moon. or is it? This is a typical example of soft science. And Qi Men Dun Jia is exactly that!
Shang people had been in the construction of the temple to worship the Yellow Emperor, and you think they would be a non-existent, or those who can not do
People built temples for many divine entities. It doesn't mean that all of those are real. We have thousands of dragon temples all over China. Can you find a dragon, even a fossil of one, for me? As I mentioned before, time can changes things. History can become legend, which can become myth. things can grow out of proportion as time passes and as the info is passed around. A hero might have killed one tiger. After a while, it may become something like a demi-god came down from the heaven and killed a thousand tigers sent by the devil, etc. And of course, winners write history. We know the Yellow Emperor won. And we also know that ancient Chinese rulers liked to make people believe that they were gods or sons of heaven. If you put two together, it would not be hard to imagine that some of these legends might be fabricated by the Yellow Emperor and his followers to convince people to follow them.
BTW, if you can find a temple actually built in the Shang dynasty, please let people know. It will be a find equivalent of the Terra cotta soldiers. And you will be become famous overnight. Why? Well, 'til now the only things people can find that can be definitely linked to the Shang dysnaty are pieces of pots and plates and bowls.
With regard to Zhuge Liang, if not how a good military strategists have the ability to help build energy and Wei and Liu Bei Wu Shu resistance. There Zhuge Liang's strategy to be in the Three Kingdoms and other non-fiction history books have recorded, the author of Romance of Three Kingdoms, "Luo Guanzhong's Romance of Three Kingdoms, also verified to write a lot of historical data, not fabricated out of thin air.
However, when more than three great strategist Zhuge Liang, there are many.:rofl::rofl:
I'm not denying the greatness of Zhuge Liang, which was written in history. however, his contribution in the military success of Shu was greatly exaggerated. This was evident if the fact that before Ming dynasty, Zhuge Liang was little known. It was Luo Guanzhong's novel that made him famous. And I agree that Luo did not fabricate thing out of thin air. he simply manipulated historical facts and gave all the credit to Zhuge Liang. this is kind of what Dan Brown has been doing in his books as well. If you look up things, you'll find that everything he said sort of happened, only not exactly in the way he says. This is, I think, why, the 3 Kingdom has been successful. It's based on history, but not exactly. This is also why he named the novel a romance, meaning not exactly historical facts and he made up things...
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