The Star

As far as the major arcana goes in tarot seeing this card upright is frequently a force of good. Upright the card itself tells of a time of inspiration and hope, where horizons widen.
In reverse the card acts as a warning where stubbornness and pessimism is pointed out. Being weary of too closed minded is also warned.

The Tower

This card is confronting and straight to the point. Upright the card warns of a disruptive time, with breakdown around you but also of the truth surfacing.
In reverse the card warns of false accusations, that it is a time to expect change and to be weary of getting trapped into a problem.

Devil

As far as cards go, the Devil is alike to Death in regards to not being a card to be afraid of. However, when upright this particular card can be of concern as it warns of insecurity and a downfall of some sort, that it is time to examine personal motives. In reverse the Devil card is tells of a time of spiritual understanding and any fears held are not as bad as once thought or outright unfounded.

Temperance

With the appearance of this card in a reading if it is upright it is a time for negotiation and sharing personal thoughts and feeling with partners.
In reverse the card wards of quarrels, competition and to be weary of impatience.

The Construction of Space in Early China by Mark Edward Lewis

Although the book title may suggest the subject matter is of the stars and planets, 'space' in this case is more of the surrounding areas. Regardless of the technicalities of a specific word within the title the book is academic in nature, filled with references to many ancient Chinese texts that the reader can go on to check out and end notes that make up a large sum of the pages of the book. This allows this particular book to be a great start to learn of some of the mythology of China and the ancient texts that should be read.