What is the difference between Zhouyi and Confucianism in Taoist eyes?

Influenced by Laozi's Tao Te Ching, The Book of Changes in the eyes of Taoists pays more attention to roots and is as quiet as a manic monarch. Huangdi Neijing said: Yang changes qi and Yin forms. Therefore, Yin is form, root and monarch. There is also the Huangdi Neijing, which says: Yin contains something, while Yang keeps it; Yang is outside, so is Yin. It is clear that Huangdi Neijing has a closer relationship with Taoism and pays attention to nourishing yin and keeping in good health. In addition, the thought of Laozi's Tao Te Ching was deeply influenced by Gui Zang in the three changes. Gui Zang was said to be written by the Yellow Emperor, which also showed how close the relationship between Huang and Lao was. The Book of Changes in the eyes of Confucianism is the Book of Changes, and its ideological core is embodied in Confucius' Ten Wings. "Ten Wings" begins by saying, "Heaven honors the earth, and you can do it." . It clearly shows that the core idea of Confucianism is to focus on handling affairs and restraining Kun. Worship yang, yang is qi, for heaven, for the ninth five-year plan. This is their biggest difference.