What does Shao Yong's sixty-four hexagrams mean?

It means 129600 years later, all people, animals and life will be reincarnated and reincarnated according to the same relationship as now.

Shao Yong, a famous philosopher, mathematician, Taoist priest and poet in the Northern Song Dynasty. He was born in Shangganzhuang, Linxian County, and was called "the fifth son of the Northern Song Dynasty" with Zhou Dunyi, Zhang Zai, Cheng Hao and Cheng Yi.

Not so ambitious, I like to study hard, travel around the world and realize that "Tao is right". Later, I learned Hetu, Luoshu and Fuxi Eight Diagrams from Li Zhicai, and achieved great success. I also wrote about Yellowstone, observing internal and external events, the congenital map, the right of Yuqiao, the collection of Yichuan earth-striking, and

In Shao Yong's orientation map of 64 hexagrams, the innermost layer is Yin and Yang, and then the symbols on each layer are twice as large as those on the previous layer. The top layer, the sixth layer, has sixty-four symbols. This is sixty-four hexagrams.

According to Shao Yong and other Confucianists, Yang is the negation of Yin. If Yang is regarded as the force for the formation of the universe, Yin is the force for the destruction of the universe. Understanding Yin and Yang from this perspective, the law shown in the figure is that everything in the universe goes through the process of formation and extinction. That is to say, three times means the beginning, three times means the end, three times means the beginning of destruction and three times means the end of destruction.

Everything in this universe contains the law of self-denial, which is also emphasized by Laozi and Yijing. According to this law, the world will not exist when Kun gua arrives. Then it all started with divination. The whole process takes 129600 years.