I Ching and Great Wisdom

Author: Chang Bingyi
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: The great scientist Newton used the "Hand of God" to explain the driving force, while ancient Chinese sages used the "Great Harmony" principle to explain the composite motion of celestial bodies, as stated in "The movement of all under heaven is governed by one constant principle." Whose perspective is correct is self-evident. The renowned Taiwanese scholar Nan Huaijin believes that the I Ching represents humanity's highest wisdom. The rigorous combination of yin-yang hexagrams in the I Ching embodies the law of duality and dialectical thinking of positive and negative spirals, concise yet infinitely wise, ancient yet profound and vast. The sixty-four hexagrams' exquisite symbolic system objectively reflects the fundamental functional structures of symmetry in the universe and all things, as well as the dynamic variables simulating the movements of the sun, moon, and five planets. The ancients called this the "Great Dao Model." Influenced by the I Ching's thinking, famous Western scientists discovered the binary principle, the principle of complementarity, wave-particle duality, the genetic code, elementary particles, and more. All these groundbreaking discoveries have contributed immortal achievements to the integration of Eastern and Western cultures. These great intellectual storms make us feel utterly ashamed! Time waits for no one. Amid the continuous collision of Eastern and Western cultures, we must also draw on the wisdom of the I Ching to dedicate our youth to the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation!