What does the gossip of the I Ching refer to, and what does the gossip of the I Ching represent?

Gossip Chinese Taoism.

The esoteric concept of culture is a set of metaphysical philosophical symbols composed of three sets of yin and yang. Reflect profound philosophical explanations of natural and social phenomena.

Bagua represents the yin and yang system of things that change themselves, with"one"Represents yang, use"- -"On behalf of yin, these two symbols are combined in parallel according to the changes of yin and yang in nature to form eight different forms, which are called Bagua.

The eight trigrams refer to: Qian, Zhen, Kan, Gen, Kun, Xun, Li, and Dui. Each hexagram represents a certain thing. Qian represents the sky, Kun represents the earth, Xun represents the wind, Zhen represents the thunder, Kan represents the water, Li represents the fire, Gen represents the mountain, and Dui represents the Ze.

The hexagram mentioned in the Book of Changes is a phenomenon in the universe, a phenomenon that we can see with the naked eye, there are eight basic phenomena in the universe, and all things, everything, and everything in the universe change according to these eight phenomena, which is the origin of the law of gossip.

It is a long process to learn this, and it is not easy to understand the I Ching, so you have to be tenacious.

I Ching gossip refers to innate gossip and acquired gossip!

The eight trigrams are: Qian, Kun, Xun, Dui, Gen, Zhen, Li, and Kan.

Qian represents the sky, Kun represents the earth, Xun represents the wind, Zhen represents the thunder, Kan represents the water, Li represents the fire, Gen represents the mountain, and Dui represents the Ze.

Bagua is the basis of the Yi learning system, the pre-Qin Yi is mainly the "three Yi", that is, the Xia Dynasty's Lianshan (Lianshan Yi), the Shang Dynasty's Guizang, the Zhou Dynasty's Zhou Yi, later generations are familiar with the Zhou Yi, which is divided into the Book of Changes and the Book of Changes.

Bagua represents the philosophical thought of early China, in addition to divination and feng shui, the influence involves traditional Chinese medicine, martial arts, **, mathematics and other aspects.

Dry away from the earthquake and the Kang Kun.

1. Dry: (qián).

The Qian(qián) hexagram is the first hexagram of "Zhou Yi", the main hexagram and the guest hexagram are both 1 hexagram Qiangua, the three lines are in place, and the three lines are not in place, and there is no corresponding relationship. The hexagram is the sky, and the characteristic is strong.

2. Kun: (kūn).

Kun, often combined with "Qian" to form the word "Qiankun", symbolizes heaven and earth, yin and yang, parents, etc.; Kun is one of the eight trigrams, in the Book of Changes, Qian represents the "wheel jujube is not to the yang, Jianjin" things, Kun is the symbol of "softness, obedience", a yang and a yin, a rigid and a soft, a movement and a static, make up for each other, complement each other.

3. Gen: (gèn).

The Gen hexagram shows the possibility of various changes in the "Gen" situation. Gen, which represents the mountain. Both the main hexagram and the guest hexagram are Gen hexagrams, the hexagram is a mountain, and the yang number is 1. It is impossible for two mountains to merge into one mountain, but the host and the guest cannot get along with each other without influencing each other and not coming and going with each other.

4. Redemption: (dùi).

The hexagram is the 58th hexagram of "Zhou Yi", the hexagram is Ze, the characteristic is pleasant, and the yang number is 6. Both the host and the guest are proactive, well-qualified, easy-going, and both have achieved success and enjoy the joy of success.

5. Kan: (kǎn).

Kan, pinyin kǎn, is the twenty-ninth hexagram of the sixty-four hexagrams in the Zhou Yi Yan Shen. "Elephant Words" says: Kan is water, and the water does not stagnate, which is the hexagram of Kan.

6. Li: (lí) Represents fire in Bagua.

The Kan hexagram shows the possibility of various changes in the situation of "Kan". "Kan" is a low-lying and uneven place, a pit. It means that the main hexagram and the guest hexagram are both Kan hexagrams, the hexagram is water, and the yang number is 2.

Two drops of water together, still water, the danger and difficulty of both sides together, still danger and difficulty.

7. Zhen: (zhèn) represents thunder in Bagua.

The shock hexagram is the 51st hexagram of the 64 hexagrams of the I Ching, and the main hexagram and the guest hexagram are both 4 hexagrams. The forces of both sides sometimes cancel each other out, while sometimes they reinforce each other. The earthquake is thunder (earthquake hexagram) is not chaotic in the face of danger, the earthquake is thunder, the two earthquakes are superimposed, the repercussions are huge, and the dull atmosphere can be eliminated, and the prosperity is smooth.

8. 巽: (xùn) Represents wind in Bagua.

Xun is the hexagram name of the 3:3 hexagram, "Xun", the ancient same as "Xun", humble and obedient. The main hexagram and the guest hexagram of the 3:3 hexagram are both 3 hexagrams, the hexagram is like the wind, and the characteristic is obedience.

At present, the universities in China that offer the major of I Ching Bagua are: Peking University, Wuhan University, Shandong University, Fudan University, Nanjing University, Beijing Normal University, and Tongji University!

I Ching Bagua refers to the I Ching and Bagua. The founder of the Book of Changes is King Wen of Zhou, and the founder of the gossip is Fu Xi. The Book of Changes, which studies the variability of everything in the world. "Bagua" uses eight symbols to represent the eight phenomena of nature. Used for fortune telling, ** good luck and evil.

As early as 1993, Hubei University of Technology set up a philosophy department, and the main lecturer was Tang Mingbang, and the content was Heluo Yijing.

The University also has a Department of Philosophy, which focuses on the logical philosophy and practical application of the I Ching.

Feng Shui has a history of more than 2,000 years in China, and it is an activity based on the Taoist idea of the unity of heaven and man, combined with the knowledge of geography, architecture, living habits, light, heat, astronomy, meteorology and magnetic field. However, due to the fact that feng shui has long been clothed in feudal superstition in China, and because it is highly controversial, there are not many schools in China that open feng shui.