How to read it?

"Yao" is the basic symbol of Chinese characters. Its pronunciation is yáo, and its tone is the second sound. In Chinese, hexagrams have many meanings, including every symbol, hexagrams, hexagrams and so on.

As a part of Chinese characters, Yao has profound cultural connotation and historical background. In China's ancient philosophy, hexagrams are the basic symbols of eight diagrams, and each hexagram represents a state of yin and yang and five elements. Ci is a kind of writing to explain the meaning and symbol of each poem, and it is a way used by ancient sages to describe natural and social phenomena.

In modern Chinese, Yao is also widely used in various fields. In the Book of Changes, hexagram is the basic symbol of divinatory symbols, and it is also one of the important ways to express the change of things in the Book of Changes. In divination, figure of speech is also one of the important bases for interpreting divination. In addition, it is also used in naming, school names and other fields.

As a basic symbol in Chinese characters, "Yao" has rich cultural connotation and historical background. It is not only the basic symbol of gossip, but also one of the important carriers of ancient philosophy. In modern Chinese, Yao language is also widely used in various fields, which has important cultural value and social significance.

The origin of "Yao":

Yaozi is a symbol of ancient China, which first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions and inscriptions on bronze, and it is the image expression of the sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes. According to legend, hexagrams were created by ancient Fuxi. He observed the changes of everything in the world and found that everything can be classified into sixty-four different changes, so he created sixty-four hexagrams and used them to represent these changes.

In the Book of Changes, hexagram refers to the intersection of Yin and Yang, which is the basic element of hexagrams, and can be divided into Yang hexagram and Yin hexagram. Yang Yao symbolizes masculinity, while Yin Yao symbolizes femininity. These changes can be combined into various hexagrams, each of which has its own unique meaning and symbolic significance.

In Chinese characters, the meaning of "Yao" has gradually evolved, and it is also used to express various meanings, such as change, change, strategy and so on. At the same time, Yao is also used to name some important concepts and things, such as ci, ci, ci, ci.