(1) Wei He's Notes on Zhouyi, printed by Fuzhou Minister Library in Song Dynasty.
(2) Wei Hekang's Notes on Zhouyi, and Song Jianyang's engraving. According to Mr. Zhao Wanli's appraisal, Jianyang's book style is attractive, the characters are close to thin gold, and the characters are superior to other books. Besides Fuzhou edition, The Book of Changes handed down from the Song Dynasty should be regarded as the best edition.
(3) The Book of Changes Righteousness written by Confucius in the Tang Dynasty was a supervised edition of the Southern Song Dynasty, and was called a single sparse edition by edition experts. Because it is a single sparse book before the combination of Buddhist scriptures, annotations and sparse engraving, it is the most precious. Originally in neighboring Shandong Province, Xu Shusan was Mr. Fu Zengting who printed 65,438+000 copies in Japan, which shows its important value.
(4) The Annotation of Zhouyi by Wei, He and Tang Kong and the revised edition of Chedong Road Chayan District in Song Dynasty. This is the first book of Zhouyi, engraved with classics, annotations and single notes. The world is called Yuezhou Book, also known as Eight-part Essay Annotation Book. It has been included in the "Ancient Series Three Editions".