What is the I Ching mainly about?

The I Ching mainly talks about the laws of change in natural science, and the most important thing is how to deal with life in the world.

The I Ching is a philosophy that explains the evolution of the universe.

The Book of Changes deals with divination.

The I Ching was originally used for divination and weather forecasting, but its influence spread throughout Chinese philosophy, religion, politics, economics, medicine, astronomy, arithmetic, literature, art, military and martial arts, and it is an all-encompassing masterpiece.

Essentially, the I Ching is a book of exposition of change, and has long been used as a "divination". Later generations learned more of its philosophy, and thus became a broad and profound dialectical philosophical book. "Divination" is the development of future events, and the Book of Changes is a book that summarizes these laws and theories.

The Book of Changes covers all things, outlines and disciplines, and is an outstanding representative of Chinese culture, vast and subtle, and all-encompassing.

The main idea of the I Ching is about the simple and profound natural law and the idea of harmonious dialectic. The Book of Changes understands and grasps the world from a holistic perspective, and regards man and nature as an organic whole that induces each other, that is, "the unity of heaven and man".

The Book of Changes is the Yuan Dictionary of Chinese culture, that is, the Book of Changes is a carrier of China's 5,000-year-old civilization. The core of the I Ching is the famous "Three Easy Theory", that is, simple, changeable, and difficult. The Book of Changes can be seen as a book that summarizes these ** laws and theories.

The I Ching covers many fields such as philosophy, politics, life, literature, art, and science.

The I Ching itself has three levels of interpretation. The part of "change" recognized by modern society and Western culture, the so-called epistemology of "the only constant in the world is change", is only a process of the Book of Changes, not the theme of the Book of Changes. When we look at the Book of Changes, we look at it from the perspective of change, but in fact, what state does the original meaning of the Book of Changes explain to us?

In the end, where does the I Ching lead us? This is a correlation between "learning" and "use" in the Book of Changes.

The function of the Book of Changes is to guide people to deeply observe various phenomena in the natural world, understand the scientific mystery of heaven and earth, yin and yang, and dialectical unity, fully grasp the time, place, people and opportunities, and realize the maximum value of life in a better environment.

The Book of Changes is the study of "the unity of heaven and man", which truly contributes to the harmonious coexistence of human beings and nature.

It is to assist us to do a good job in the "spiritual positioning" of the culture, to achieve the goal of "the old and the new, the positioning of China and the West".

It is also the study of "future change", which considers the factors of positioning and time change.

Of course, it is the knowledge of "seeking good fortune and avoiding evil" that enables us to understand right and wrong and make the right choice.

It is also a "morality-oriented" culture, and moral cultivation can change our destiny.

Modern times have become the culture of "sustainable management", and life in the universe should be endless, continuing the old and opening up the new.