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Question 1: What exactly is the Book of Changes used for? The Book of Changes is essentially a divination book, which belongs to the product of the witch culture era. In the early days of China society, due to the low level of productive forces and underdeveloped science, the ancestors could not give scientific explanations to natural phenomena, social phenomena and human physiological phenomena, which led to the worship of God and thought that there was a supreme emperor or God behind things, dominating everything in the world. When people repeatedly suffer from unexpected natural and man-made disasters, they germinate the idea of predicting the future with the help of God's will, so as to achieve the purpose of seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages. Therefore, various prediction methods of human-god communication have been invented. The Book of Changes is such a book based on tortoise divination and divination. Moreover, for a long time after it came into being, people still used it to divine and provide guidance for their own behavior. There are 22 examples of divination with the Book of Changes in Zuo Zhuan and Guoyu. For example, it is recorded in Zuo Zhuan that when Duke Tang of Qi died, Cui Wuzi went to offer condolences. Seeing the beauty of Duke Tang's widow, he wanted to be a concubine, but he was not sure. Therefore, he took the Book of Changes as a divination, and when he met Kun Liusan, he became a grand divination. According to the change of hexagrams and six or three words in "Sleeping", the reader concludes that this woman is unlucky and can't get married. But Cui Wuzi disagreed and said, "What harm can a widow do! Even if it is harmful, it has already been fulfilled in the ex-husband. " Finally, I took her as my concubine. Until now, there are still many people who use the Book of Changes to predict good or bad luck.

Question 2: Is it useful to read the Book of Changes? It depends on what you think of the Book of Changes. If it is a fortune-telling book, if you learn it well, you can set up a stall on the road, cheat silly couples, or eat and wear it! If you regard it as the truth of life, you can also improve your mind! Heaven, a gentleman strives for self-improvement!

Question 3: What are the benefits of reading Zhouyi? Reading Zhouyi can help you better understand China culture and broaden your way of thinking.

By studying Zhouyi, we can better understand China culture and strengthen our understanding of traditional culture. Such as Wanguo, Hadron, Jiahui, Wansheng, Shuntian, Chengtian, Dehe, Houde, Lichuan, Yuanji, Jianguo, Wen Yi, Yide, Guangming and other names are taken from Zhouyi.

Self-improvement, respect for the Ninth Five-Year Plan, leaderless, eyeing, turning against each other, modesty and courtesy, extremes meet, mending after the sheep is gone, bringing forth new ideas, preventing slow progress, mysterious world, uninvited guests and withered Yang Shenghua, all these idioms come from the Book of Changes. By studying Zhouyi, we can understand the connotation of idioms more deeply.

Learning Zhouyi can broaden our way of thinking. 1 At the beginning of the 8th century, the German philosopher Bret, inspired by the Yin and Yang in Zhouyi, thought that Yin was 0 and Yang was1.

Question 4: Reading & gt What's good for you? Seeing people and things is a unique skill of China traditional culture. Although many methods have been used since ancient times, they are all closely combined with the Book of Changes. Many friends at home and abroad want to learn from Dr. Zheng to look at people and things, and Dr. Zheng is naturally willing to teach. However, judging people and things is a comprehensive course, in other words, not only your theoretical basis, but also your "clinical experience". And this premise is your understanding of the Book of Changes, whether it is thorough or half-baked. The Book of Changes is the oldest and most profound classic in China, and it is the crystallization of China's wisdom and culture for 5,000 years. Known as "the head of the group classics and the source of the avenue". In ancient times, it was the study of emperors and a required skill for politicians, strategists and businessmen. The Book of Changes is essentially a book about divination. "Divination" is to predict the development of future events, and The Book of Changes is a book that summarizes the laws and theories of these predictions. "The Unity of Heaven and Man" is a way of thinking in the universe, the most important concept in the philosophical thought system of Zhouyi, and also an important concept in the traditional culture of China. Dr. Zheng studied philosophy for ten years, 1992 Ph.D., Department of Philosophy, Renmin University of China. His 200,000-word doctoral thesis also explores the theory of human irrational behavior from the important concept of "the unity of man and nature". Dr. Zheng believes that the highest ideal of Yijing is to realize the realm of "harmony between man and nature". In the Book of Changes, Gan and Kun are used to represent heaven and earth, and heaven and earth represent nature. In the Book of Changes, everything in heaven and earth is "unified" in heaven, and heaven and earth complement each other and are indispensable. But after all, the earth is "obedient to the sky", so the sky can represent the whole nature. Although man is born to be the place of heaven and earth, he is only a natural member of all things, but he is different from all things after all. Because people have the nature of "benevolence and righteousness" and the principle of "life", this determines that people have a sacred mission in all things in the world. When people remove various social roles, they are reduced to the most basic people-a man and a woman, or a woman and a man. The copula says, "One yin and one yang is the way". Yin and Yang is one of the important thoughts of China's ancient philosophy, and it is also the overall philosophical thought of Yijing, which is the core of its connotation. So, what is Yin and Yang? In nature, it is heaven and earth, in the sky, the sun and the moon, in the earth, mountains and water, in human beings, men and women. This is actually "Yi". In other words, the Book of Changes holds that there are opposites in both social life and natural phenomena, and this opposition is "Yin and Yang". Recently, the media broke the news that the architectural style of the new CCTV building is yin and yang, and friends can find it online, which is quite ironic. If you simply say, one woman and one man, one yin and one yang, you can form "Yi". The Eight Diagrams in the Book of Changes: Gan, Kun, Zhen, Xun, Kan, Li, Gen and Hui, respectively represent eight natural phenomena of heaven, earth, thunder, wind, water, fire, mountain and ze, so as to infer the changes of nature and society. These eight hexagrams seem simple, just eight different patterns. In fact, every hexagram has the possibility of infinite change. The combination of eight hexagrams produced 64 more complex patterns. To sum up, all these changes are due to the interaction of yin and yang, which is the foundation of everything. So, what is the spirit of the Book of Changes? Remember, my friends, it's simple: easy, difficult and simple. Regardless of yin and yang or gossip, its first fundamental essence is "change", that is, change, which is also repeatedly advocated by Obama in this speech. However, Dr. Zheng agrees with a statement: the world and life are by no means simple, and it is not accurate to refine life into vitamin C or amino acid 16; Because life is always rich, complex and changeable, only a complex system can contain everything, and this complexity is simple. I ching is very strange. Its 64 hexagrams are exactly the same as the arrangement of 64 human DNA genetic factors. Refine the complex world into eight diagrams or sixty-four hexagrams, which is "simplicity". Simplification, simplicity and abstraction are used as "modeling".

Question 5: Is it good to learn the Book of Changes? Seeing the Book of Changes on the website of Oriental Wisdom can be described as "the first wonderful book in the world". It is called "the first" because the Book of Changes is the general source of China culture and the beginning of a hundred schools of thought, and is known as "the head of the group classics and the source of the avenue". Confucius said: I am determined to learn at five out of ten, stand at thirty, be puzzled at forty, know my destiny at fifty, listen at sixty, and act at seventy without overstepping the bounds. In Confucianism, "destiny" is the "objective law" derived from the Book of Changes. Confucius repeatedly studied the Book of Changes in his later years, and Wei compiled three poems. "Add me a few years old and learn the Book of Changes at the age of 50. It's no big deal." That means, let me live a few more years. If I learn Zhouyi at the age of 50, I can make no big mistakes. Why can I be "no bigger" after learning? In fact, just because we act according to objective laws, we naturally won't make big mistakes.

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