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Daily musings and nightly dreams. Dreams are the subconscious reflection of oneself, the truest form of who we are.

Dreams serve as a hidden mirror into our hearts, offering a surreal yet authentic life experience. Like Zhuangzi's dream of a butterfly, we are often astonished and bewildered by the bizarre dreams we encounter. What do they signify? What are they hinting at? Dreams provide an opportunity to eavesdrop on the interaction between our subconscious and conscious minds, unlocking the gateway to self-integration.

Dreams are a peculiar phenomenon, yet the experience of dreaming is universal. Throughout human culture, ancient and modern, Eastern and Western, the understanding of dreams has always remained an enigma. When Zhuge Liang woke up in his thatched cottage, he pondered: "Who was the one to perceive this grand dream first? Throughout my life, I have known myself well. In this spring sleep in my humble abode, the dawn outside my window seems slow indeed." Su Shi sang by the Red Cliffs, "Life is like a dream; pour a cup and toast to the moonlit river." Everyone dreams, but what exactly are dreams? Some say, "Daily musings lead to nightly dreams." What secrets can our dreams reveal about what lies hidden in our hearts? Among all the mysteries of humankind, perhaps none captivate and perplex us more than those enigmatic riddles originating from within ourselves.

Countless individuals seek to unravel the mysteries of dreams. "Zhuangzi dreamt he was a butterfly," finding immense pleasure in his dream; however, upon waking up, one wonders whether it was Zhuangzi who dreamt of being a butterfly or a butterfly dreaming of Zhuangzi. If even sages face such dilemmas, what about ordinary individuals? Faced with ethereal yet profoundly real dreamscapes, amidst confusion and bewilderment, one eagerly hopes for guidance. The "Zhougong Jiemeng" (Interpretation of Dreams by Duke Zhou) is here to unravel all enigmas! It is a book that analyzes and divines dreams, traditionally attributed to Zhou Gong Dan – a renowned statesman from pre-Qin China. Carrying on its legacy to this day, it has become a quintessential work in Chinese dream interpretation culture. Zhou Gong Dan was a sage revered even by Confucius himself; as mentioned in the "Analects": "Truly! How I have deteriorated! For so long now I have not dreamed of Zhou Gong." Thus, it appears even Confucius sought counsel from Duke Zhou in his dreams.

Dream culture is an indispensable facet of ancient Chinese culture. Though challenging to be accepted at scholarly heights, it has pervaded widely among the masses – "Zhougong Jiemeng" being one such popular dream interpretation book passed down through generations under Duke Zhou Ji Dan's name. It elaborates on various dream scenarios and provides predictions on their auspiciousness or adversity.

It is said that a happy life begins with dreams. May "Zhougong Jiemeng" assist you in uncovering the secrets within your dreamscapes.

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