Interpretation of six hexagrams of Gangua

Dry hanging is the most gossip, symbolizing heaven, rigidity, health, mobility, expansion, leadership, success and yang. Of the six hexagrams, the six hexagrams are all yang hexagrams, representing strength, determination, self-confidence and action.

The following is the explanation of six hexagrams:

First: don't use the hidden dragon on the ninth day. It means to be modest and low-key at the beginning, not too ostentatious and too confident, so as not to cause disgust or frustration.

Second: 92, see dragons in the fields, so you can meet adults. It means that when you meet a great person or thing, you should learn with an open mind and seek guidance from experienced and intelligent people in order to get a chance of success.

Third: 93. A gentleman works all day long. If he is late, he is completely blameless. It means that a true gentleman should always stick to the just and correct path, keep working hard and always be vigilant to avoid danger or failure.

Fourth: 94, still jump deep, not strange. It means that in the face of major challenges or dangers, we should act decisively, go forward bravely, overcome difficulties and succeed.

Fifth: in the Ninth Five-Year Plan, the flying dragon is in the sky, so it's good to meet adults. It is said that after success, we should be modest and cautious, not too conceited, but also learn more from wise people and consolidate our achievements.

Sixth: On the 9th, Kang Long regretted it. It means that success and overconfidence will bring misfortune, so be modest and prudent, and don't be overconfident to avoid failure and blow.