"Illustrated Tui Bei Tu" Author: Li Chunfeng/ Yuan Tiangang/ Xu Wenqi Publisher: Shaanxi Normal University Press

Brief introduction of "Illustrated I Ching from Ancient to Present: Tui Bei Tu: The First Prophecy Book in Ancient China": Tui Bei Tu is the most famous prophecy book in China. The book has a total of 60 pictures, named after 60 Jiazi and 60 hexagrams, predicting the prosperity and chaos of the future. The title "Tui Bei" comes from the last image in the book, "There are so many things to say, it's better to push the back and go back to rest." Known as "the first prophecy book in ancient China", Tui Bei Tu uses mysterious code words and images to predict the history of about 2000 years after the Tang Dynasty. From the Tang Dynasty, Empress Wu became emperor, Yue Fei fought against the Jin Dynasty, the Manchus entered the pass... until the unification of the world and the rise of China, the history of the survival, rise and fall, honor and disgrace of the Chinese nation can be found in Tui Bei Tu one by one.

Chai Rong was called "the first wise ruler of the Five Dynasties" by historians, and he was a shining star in the dark times. He joined the army at the age of 15, became a general at the age of 24, and became emperor at the age of 33. He was not only smart and capable, but also frugal and simple, which won him widespread support. Chai Rong was cautious in his work, humbly sought advice, and never killed anyone for his speech. He once issued an imperial edict with great sincerity to ask all ministers to write letters to express their opinions as much as possible, and also specifically asked more than 20 Hanlin scholars to write two articles: "On the Difficulty of Being a King and the Difficulty of Being a Minister" and "Strategies for Peace in the Border". This proposition of soliciting strategies for governing the country from many court officials is rare in history, and he was definitely not just trying to attract attention or just pretend.