In Zhouyi, "Kan" stands for water, "Right" stands for Ze, and Ze is water. Why can't two hexagrams represent the same meaning?

In Zhouyi, divination and divination are both related to water, but their symbolic meanings are not exactly the same.

Kangua symbolizes water, but it emphasizes that water is endless, has infinite potential and vitality, and represents the source of life and creative power. The divination image of Kangua is composed of two Yin and two Yang divinations, which symbolizes the intersection of Yin and Yang. It is the only divination image with two Yin divinations in the Eight Diagrams, so it also represents the philosophical thought that there is Yang in Yin and Yin in Yang.

Divination symbolizes serenity, is a place where water is still, and represents a calm, comfortable and pleasant side. The divination image of divination consists of a Yin San Yang, which symbolizes the truth that the Yang is born and the Yin is destroyed, and the light overcomes the darkness. Inverting hexagrams also represents communication, exchange and joy, because water is the source of life, and Ze is the place where water gathers, which is conducive to the growth and reproduction of living things.

Therefore, although divination and divination are both related to water, they have different symbolic meanings and cannot represent the same meaning. Kangua emphasizes the fluidity and vitality of water, while Dugua emphasizes the calmness and pleasure of water. The different symbolic meanings of the two hexagrams also reflect the profound discussion of the philosophical thoughts of Yin-Yang and Five Elements, and the unity of man and nature in Zhouyi.