Actually the excerpt published by Amazon is the scanned print version, which means that it is impossible to 'search' words inside it. So, the reason that it is taken down should be different from that of Libby.
The BIGGEST (and most incredible) gaffe I've found in TRG is that, at least in the eBook, all I Ching hexagrams at the beginning of each part are the same as that of Part I, 'Ching/The Well/Jǐng'. I don't know whether this mistake happens in the hardback version (but I guess so). So careless...
So, even though the hexagrams of the following parts are different from 'Ching ䷯', (for example, the hexagram of the part 2 should be 'Shêng/Pushing Upward/Shēng ䷭'), they all appear as ䷯.
Actually the excerpt published by Amazon is the scanned print version, which means that it is impossible to 'search' words inside it. So, the reason that it is taken down should be different from that of Libby.
The BIGGEST (and most incredible) gaffe I've found in TRG is that, at least in the eBook, all I Ching hexagrams at the beginning of each part are the same as that of Part I, 'Ching/The Well/Jǐng'. I don't know whether this mistake happens in the hardback version (but I guess so). So careless...
So, even though the hexagrams of the following parts are different from 'Ching ䷯', (for example, the hexagram of the part 2 should be 'Shêng/Pushing Upward/Shēng ䷭'), they all appear as ䷯.
This is fascinating! Please post it on the Gaffes thread here: https://www.hogwartsprofessor.com/running-grave-the-gaffes/
Could it be a Kindle issue? I have checked the hexagram for Part 2 in the codex edition, page 165, and it matches the one you say it should be.
Then luckily it should be an eBook-only issue