I Ching Painted Commentary

Author: Li Yan
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The full name of the "I Ching" should be "Zhou Yi Da Fu," which includes the ancient "Zhou Yi" (the classic text) and related contents (the Fu), totaling ten parts. Confucius's disciples called it "Shi Yi" (Ten Wings). The core content is the "Zhou Yi." The name of this classic text is interpreted as "Xia Yi," meaning "a book that possesses universal significance, for deliberating and grasping the laws of things' changes." It contains many philosophies with eternal significance, such as providing a spirit to emulate the heavens and the earth: "The world is strong and enduring, and gentlemen should constantly strive for self-improvement." The virtue of Kun is gentle and yielding, and gentlemen should carry things with great virtue.