Which word "Gankun" refers to a man and which word refers to a woman?

0 1 In Zhouyi, "Gan" represents men, "Kun" represents women's gossip, "Gan" represents heaven, "Kun" represents earth, "Gan" represents men and "Kun" represents women. There are two divinatory names "Gan" and "Kun" in Zhouyi, which refer to the opposition of Yin and Yang respectively. Positive force is called "dry" and negative force is called "Kun". Men are yang and women are yin, so "dry" stands for men and "Kun" stands for women. In Ganyi, there is a saying that "Ganyuan is great, everything begins, and it is the unification of heaven". Here, "dry" extends to the sky; Later, he said, "Kunyuan is the best, everything is born, and it is the industry of heaven." Here "Kun" is extended to the ground. "Cohesion" said: "Avenue becomes a man, and Kundao becomes a woman." Therefore, "dry" stands for "heaven, monarch, father and husband"; "Kun" stands for "land, minister, son and daughter". In the old wedding, the male family was also called "Ganjia" and the female family was called "Kunjia". Later, the usage of "gan" for men gradually decreased, while the usage of "Kun" for women continued.