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The first book in Chinese history was the Book of Changes, a book from Luoshui also known as the Book of Hetuluo.

The Book of Changes is a mysterious work in ancient China, because it was popular in the Zhou Dynasty, so it is called "Zhou Yi", and is respected by Confucianism as the head of the group of classics, from its arrangement style and text content, it is a book for divination. This article discusses the I Ching in general, that is, including the I Ching and the I Chuan; In ancient books, only the names of "Lianshan" and "Guizang" (whether or not they actually exist) are not discussed.

When Qin Shi Huang burned books and pit Confucianism, Li Si secretly included the Book of Changes in the book of medical divination and was spared.

Regarding its author, the "Historical Records" contains "King Wen detained and performed Zhou Yi", so the ancients mostly agreed that the "Book of Changes" was written by King Wen of Zhou according to Sima Qian's theory, but people today have different views. Due to the early writing of the book and the evolution of the meaning of the text with the times, the content of the Book of Changes was not easy to read during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. What we call "Zhou Yi" today usually refers to the combination of the I Ching and the I Chuan.

It has been argued that the nature of the book of divination does not obscure the value of the I Ching as a great work. Divination originated from man's desire to explain the world, and the germ of philosophy arose from primitive religions, as exemplified by the I Ching. The basic theory of the unity of opposites in Chinese philosophy is rooted in the Book of Changes.

Later generations developed a complex philosophical system from the Book of Changes, and the doctrines of Confucianism and Taoism were clearly influenced by the Book of Changes. Today's people interpret the research value of philosophy, politics, history, military, folklore and many other aspects from the Book of Changes.

According to the records of the "Zhou Li", divination has the "Three Changes", and the Book of Changes is only one of them, and the other two "Lianshan" and "Guizang" have been lost.

Yi was admired by many subsequent researchers, many of whom were recognized as knowledgeable scholars at the time. The study of Zhou Yi can be roughly divided into two schools: the Yili school and the Xiangshu school.

The Yili school focused on discovering the philosophical value of Zhou Yi, while the Xiangshu school focused on using Zhou Yi for divination. The former are such as Wang Bi of the Eastern Han Dynasty and Cheng Yi of the Northern Song Dynasty, and the latter are such as Jingfang of the Western Han Dynasty and Shao Yong of the Northern Song Dynasty. For example, the well-known Hetu Luoshu and Taiji Tu (including the circular pattern of yin and yang fish) are not in the original book of the Book of Changes, and later generations have added them according to the understanding of the Book of Changes.