What does Qinglong mean in the Book of Changes?

The Book of Changes is an important part of China's traditional culture, among which gossip is an important content of the Book of Changes. The dry divination to which Qinglong belongs is one of the eight diagrams, symbolizing heaven. In the gossip, doing is heaven, Kun is earth, and the other six symbolize different aspects of human society. Therefore, Qinglong represents the sky, the power of the sky and the power of nature in this system.

In ancient culture, Qinglong is one of the twelve zodiac animals. It represents power, majesty and justice, and is an important symbol of China traditional culture. So Qinglong is reflected in many ancient documents, palaces and other buildings. He represents people's pursuit of authority and justice, and also represents the excellent quality of China culture.

Different cultural schools have different views on the meaning symbolized by Qinglong. In Taoism, Qinglong represents the power of heaven, which is a pluralistic spiritual symbol and can guide people to master the aura. Among Buddhists, Qinglong represents the realm of the Great Bodhisattva and represents the spirit of love, wisdom and fraternity on the spiritual level. In short, in different cultures and schools, Qinglong represents different meanings, but it has important representative and symbolic significance.