What it is
Qimen Jiugong Xuetang is an introductory website for learning Qimen Dunjia, a traditional Chinese system of divination, made by Guizang (@op7418). The course is split into nine stations, moving from the Luo Shu square, the eight trigrams and the five phases to the eight gates and nine stars, and finally to setting up and drawing a chart, with each station unlocking the next. The author says on X that the site was made with Opus 5.5, and the site's About section notes that the divine turtle on the home page is an AI-assisted textured illustration. Its scope is clearly drawn: the site states that it does not give readings of good or bad fortune and only teaches the structure and rules of Qimen Dunjia, which makes it a good starting point for anyone who wants to understand how it works.
Who it's for:People interested in Qimen Dunjia and traditional Chinese divination who want to learn the underlying structure from the ground up.
Before you start: Just open the site and start learning; there's no sign-up and we didn't see any payment option. Your progress is saved only in your own browser, and the site doesn't ask for your birth date, birth time or other personal details. The interface is in Chinese; the site says it supports touch, but we haven't tried it on a phone. It's hosted on a third-party platform and could be taken down or stop being hosted. No license is stated for the work, and we haven't checked each classical quotation for accuracy.
Based on the website and the author's posts on X. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.