Six hexagrams: What do you mean by shaoyin, shaoyin, shaoyang and shaoyang? I asked if I could pass the exam.

In the Book of Changes, there is a distinction between shaoyin and shaoyang. The specific sentence in the Book of Changes is that everything has a causal cycle, just like a circle, which is a simple description. As for shaoyang, when a person's yang reaches its peak, he will gradually move towards yin, and when he is partial to yin, he will reach comprehensive, that is, in the middle. This is the so-called shaoyang, and vice versa. This is also an easy-to-understand explanation. The concrete explanation must be profound and I dare not say anything. So I guess your exam will not be very good or very bad. Generally speaking, I hope you can make this answer.