What are the two parts of Zhouyi divided by Confucianism?

The Book of Changes, also known as the Book of Changes, is a classic of traditional divination knowledge in China. According to legend, its author is Zhou Wenwang Ji Chang, so it is called the Book of Changes. Confucianism divides Zhouyi into classics? Biography consists of two parts. Among them, 64 hexagrams and 384 hexagrams are recorded in the classics, and both hexagrams and hexagrams are accompanied by relevant explanations, which are called "hexagrams" and "hexagrams", which are the basis for ancient people to carry out divination. Biography is a further interpretation of the hexagrams by Confucianism, with a total of 10, which is collectively called "Ten Wings".

Classic Quotations is a monograph on Chinese studies compiled by Mr. Zhu Ziqing, formerly known as Classic Quotations. Edited in February (1February 942) in the 31st year of the Republic of China, and first published in August (1August 942) by the National Book Publishing House. The actual reading time is1May 943.

This book is a popular academic reading, with 13 articles, each of which is the result of special research. It concentrates the classic works of China ancient culture, from Shuo Wen Jie Zi to The Book of Songs and The Analects of Confucius, from a hundred schools of thought contending to Li Bai and Su Shi, and systematically summarizes the essence of China traditional culture. In the process of writing classic talks, Mr. Zhu Ziqing repeatedly called for: "Middle school students should read classics, college students should learn classics, and professors should create classics", which reflected his emphasis on classic education and his love for Chinese studies.

It is said that the author of Ten Wings is Confucius. In the Spring and Autumn Period, with the rise of private schools, the Yi-ology gradually divided into three branches: First, the Confucian Book of Changes became one of the Confucian classics because of Confucius' appreciation of the Book of Changes, and was listed as the first of the Six Classics. However, the Confucian Book of Changes is not completely interpreted according to the meaning of the hexagrams in the original, but is integrated with Confucian philosophy and political thought. Second, people's skills are easy; Third, Laozi's Taoist Yi.