[Yuan]: Big or start, which means the best.
[Heng]: It is prosperity.
[Li]: beneficial, good meaning.
[Zhen]: Stick to the right path.
[Strange]: Sequela, to deal with. For example, if you don't blame, you just do it with confidence and no sequelae.
[Regret]: Regret, regret.
[Ji]: Hello, Ji.
[Li]: It means danger.
[stingy]: things are difficult to do or will be difficult to do, or regret.
[Fierce]: As opposed to "auspicious". Disaster.
[Out of luck] means that what you want to ask is the auspiciousness in the initial stage.
Zhongji: The intermediate stage is ideal.
[Last Luck]: A bad omen means that you will be lucky in the end.
[No regrets]: No regrets, no hardships.
[No word of mouth]: It means that it is not well received.
[Xiao Heng]: Xiao Hengtong's meaning.
Don't know much about the Book of Changes? Confucius' Ten Wings (only said to be written by Confucius, which was written in different periods after textual research)
Introduction to the Eight Diagrams: Expounding the order of the sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes, starting from the universe, saying that "there is a universe, and then everything comes into being." The only one is between heaven and earth "to show that the two hexagrams of Gankun are in the first place. Then, the relationship between other hexagrams and the arrangement order of the sixty-four hexagrams are explained by the process of the growth of all things, the causal relationship of things' changes and the law of extreme opposition and opposition. The last hexagram is "things can't be poor, so they don't help".
Seal seal is divided into upper training and lower training, and the content is to judge the name and meaning of the sixty-four hexagrams. This is a self-contained article, which is listed behind the classics. The annotation points listed in today's sixty-four hexagrams are just the same as the word "Xun" in all hexagrams. For example, the modest hexagram is "constant, the gentleman has an end." Xun Chuan explained that the reason why a gentleman has a good result is because "the sky is bright, and the gentleman will die." In other words, modesty is a virtue, and a modest gentleman will be respected and have a good result.
Cohesive biography: the general theory of Yijing, which is divided into two parts. It was Confucius who wrote seven works to elaborate and summarize Zhouyi, with the highest ideological level. There are many expositions of Confucius quoted in the cohesion, which should be the collation of Confucianism after Confucius. It can be said that cohesion is the epitome of pre-Qin Confucian epistemology and methodology.
Elephant transmission is divided into elephant transmission and elephant transmission. Xiang Zhuan explains hexagrams, mainly from hexagrams to explain the social ethical and moral significance. Biography of Little Elephant explains the meaning of exorcism and exorcism, Nuo Biography and Elephant Biography. The similarity between the two lies in that by explaining the truth contained in the hexagrams and mysterious images, people are told how to correctly decide their own actions.
Shuo Gua Zhuan was named Shuo Gua because it described and explained all kinds of things that Gan Kungen symbolized to Kan Lizhen Xun's eight diagrams, and expounded the arrangement principle of sixty-four hexagrams and the attribute significance of each hexagram, so as to assist the judgment of good or bad luck.
Classical Chinese biography, also known as classical Chinese, is a famous book of changes and one of the ten wings of Zhouyi. It is a book devoted to explaining the meaning of Gan and Kun. The two hexagrams of Gankun have a special position in the sixty-four hexagrams of Yijing, which is the key to understanding Yijing. Among them, the explanation of dried melon is called dry classical Chinese, and the explanation of Kun melon is called Kun classical Chinese. Its content is to put forward some views by explaining divination and diction.
The Biography of Miscellaneous Guas explains the intricate relationship between hexagrams. Kim Kangbo pointed out: "Miscellaneous hexagrams are a mixture of various hexagrams, and their meanings are complicated, either in the same phase or in different phases." Sixty-four hexagrams are divided into 32 pairs, one pair in pairs, one positive and one negative. Explain their meaning and relationship in one or two sentences. Biography of Miscellaneous Gua and Biography of Preface Gua complement each other.