Where is the Yijing training class?

I ching training courses are as follows:

Yijing Research Institute: This institute is one of the earliest established Yijing research institutions in China. It has many senior Yijing experts and scholars and provides various forms of Yijing training courses.

Yijing College: This institution is one of the well-known Yijing training institutions in China. There are many senior experts and lecturers in the Book of Changes, offering various training courses, including online courses and offline courses.

The Book of Changes, also known as the Book of Changes, is a particularly important classic in China's traditional culture. Based on the sixty-four hexagrams, The Book of Changes describes the evolution of nature and the changes of human destiny. The Book of Changes advocates the idea of harmonious coexistence between man and nature, which occupies a supreme position in China's cultural system.

According to legend, The Book of Changes was first recorded in the late Zhou Dynasty more than 2,000 years ago, and was created by Fuxi or Huangdi, the adherents of Shang Dynasty. But the existing Zhouyi can be traced back to the Han Dynasty, that is, around the second century BC. The earliest version of Zhouyi is Ten Books of the Book of Changes, which was originally a military prediction book, but it has evolved into a comprehensive philosophical classic after many times of inheritance and improvement.

The core of the Book of Changes is the word "Yi", in which "Yi" has the meaning of change. The Book of Changes holds that everything in the universe is constantly changing, but there is also a basic law.

By observing the changes in nature, we can understand the changing laws in human history and social process by extension. In the Book of Changes, this change law is abstracted into sixty-four symbolic patterns (namely sixty-four hexagrams), which represent people's different reactions and choices when facing various situations.

The Book of Changes regards ethics as one of its most important contents, emphasizing that human behavior must conform to the laws of heaven and nature, and also emphasizing the importance of mutual respect and harmonious coexistence between people.

The concept of the Book of Changes runs through all aspects of China's traditional culture, such as The Book of Rites, Sun Tzu's Art of War and Spring and Autumn Annals. In the history of China, scholars such as Confucius and Zhu studied and explained the Book of Changes, thus making this classic spread to this day.

Generally speaking, The Book of Changes occupies a supreme position in China's traditional culture and has become one of the important components of China's philosophy. By understanding the Book of Changes, people can have a deeper understanding of human society and historical changes, and learn how to keep inner peace and explore the meaning of life on the right path.