Are the Book of Changes and the Book of Changes the same book?

The Book of Changes in a broad sense refers to the Book of Changes, which belongs to one of the Five Confucian Classics. The name Zhouyi appeared after Confucius compiled the Book of Changes, but before it rose to the status of "Confucian classics". Confucius thinks that this is a relatively advanced prediction, which is not suitable for everyone to learn, so it is not a popular book. It is for this reason that when burning books and burying Confucianism,

Li Si included the Book of Changes in medical divination books (in fact, Li Si is also a master of deep research and easy learning in recent years), so that it escaped the disaster of burning books and remained intact until now.

However, according to strict book norms, the narrow sense of the Book of Changes refers to a part of the Book of Changes. I ching is divided into two parts: I ching and I ching. The Book of Changes mainly talks about sixty-four hexagrams, and the Book of Changes is used to explain the contents of the Book of Changes.

The appearance of the Book of Changes made the Book of Changes break away from witchcraft, turn to philosophy and become a rational discipline. Up to now, it has a profound influence on our China culture.