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Qiong Tong Bao Jian / COLLECTION 3

Collection Three: conditional models and cross-text reading

Retain Water/Fire priorities, formations and local qualifications, then compare climate language across Qiong Tong, Zi Ping and Di Tian; distinguish restatement from additions in selected 1937 commentary and return through a 13-question scope index.

Four complete original readings distinguish monthly states and luck-region qualifications in Water/Fire priorities, check the full entrances to formations, then compare climate language across Qiong Tong, Zi Ping and Di Tian. Large text and small commentary in the actual 1937 witness, volume one, printed five, remain separate; only eleven necessary, noncontinuous commentary characters are used for a bounded comparison. The 1955 edition is known here through bibliography without its body text. Imprints apply to their own witnesses; the 13-question scope index is a reading aid, not full transcription or collation. Original figures, translations and conditional models support textual study, not validated real-life prediction.

  1. READING 01

    Why Water and Fire priorities depend on the whole passage

    Separate shared background, monthly states, relational degree and qualified absences before extracting Water/Fire priorities.

  2. READING 02

    What formations change in a seasonal argument

    Compare Metal/Ding permission with the fully qualified Earth/following-cai route, keeping the month and each trigger.

  3. READING 03

    Comparing climate language across Qiong Tong, Zi Ping and Di Tian

    Compare seasonal branching, climate in mutual consideration and qualified cold/warm principles without merging their selection routes.

  4. READING 04

    Distinguishing restatement from additions in a dated commentary

    Align a fourteen-character core with the actual 1937 witness and use two brief annotations to separate explicit restatement from added assessment.