I Ching Illustrated Dictionary: Roots · Interpretation · Health Preservation: Roots · Interpretation · Health Preservation

Author: Zhou Chuncai
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: Fu Yi painted the Eight Trigrams, revealing the universal laws of the universe. King Wen developed the I Ching, applying this law to all things in the world; Confucius wrote the Great Commentary, elevating it to a philosophical level. As the first of the Six Classics, the I Ching provides the worldview and methodology for the entire Chinese traditional culture and has deeply influenced modern humanity. To understand the culture of our country, one must study the I Ching to avoid the distortion of information and being confined to the surface. In the world, only by knowing the "how," can one truly understand the "why." Therefore, this book uses a comic form to explore the relative motion cycles of heaven and earth from the ancient saying "to see the results immediately, to set the agricultural seasons," to record the natural laws, and gradually restore the material basis of the He Tu, Luo Shu, Eight Trigrams, and the I Ching. This helps to unravel their magical images and numbers and the mysterious text, which is to reveal the principles of "simplicity" to understand the "changeability" and "unchangeability" of the universe.