Pronunciation of hexagrams

The pronunciation of the sixty-four hexagrams is as follows:

1, dried melon qián Guà, Kun melon kán guà, swallowed melon tún guà, Meng melon máng Guà, required melon xüGuà, litigated melons siò ng guà, ShüGuàSh and guà, Bigua bǐ guà, Xiaogugua Xi m:o x yüGuà, Xiaogugua.

2.Suigua suí guà, Gugua gǔ guà, Lingua lín guà, guangua guā, Bitinggua Shí kè guà, beng gua bìguà, Peeling Gua B not Guà, fugua füguà, innocent gua Wuàng guà, big animals gua dàxüguà, Yiguaí guà.

3. Gua Gua Gu, Da Zhuang Gua Gu, Jin Gua Gu, Yi Ming Gua Gu, Shijia Gua Gu, Guan Gua Gu, Qi Gua Gu, Xie Gua Gu, Loss Gua Gu and Yi Gua Gu.

4. Jinggua jǐng guà, Gegua gàguà, Dinggua dàng Guà, zhèn guà, Root Guagà n Guà, Gradually Gua Ji 'an Guà, Gu mèI Guà, Feng Gua fàng Guà, Lu Gua làgàuà, Xun Gua Xà. Hang ZH in the middle, but not in the small fruit. Hang Xi m:o guguà, j ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?.

Related knowledge of sixty-four hexagrams

Six-five-four-eight +0 and sixty-four hexagrams are the images of sixty-four hexagrams in China's ancient Book of Changes, which are used for divination and prediction. These 64 hexagrams are composed of Yang and Yin, and each hexagram has a specific name and meaning.

2. Composition: Sixty-four hexagrams are composed of eight basic hexagrams, namely, Gan, Kun, Zhen, Xun, Kan, Li, Gen and Right. Each basic hexagram has three hexagrams (that is, three lines), and there are * * * basic hexagrams with two cubes (8), which are combined into 64 different hexagrams.

3. Naming: The name of the sixty-four hexagrams is a combination of the names of two basic hexagrams, the former representing the upper hexagrams and the latter representing the lower hexagrams. For example, "Earthquake is thunder, Xun is wind" means that this divination is a combination of earthquake divination and Xun divination.

4. Meaning: Each of the 64 hexagrams has its own specific meaning and symbol, which originated from the philosophy of Yin-Yang and Five Elements in the Book of Changes and the idea of harmonious coexistence between man and nature. For example, "Walking for the sky" means that this hexagram represents the most fundamental power and law in the universe, and "Kun is the earth" means that this hexagram represents the bearing and gestating power of the earth.

5. Divination: People can predict the future or seek guidance through divination. The methods of divination include rolling dice and flipping cards. According to the results of divination, people can know how to act or make a decision. Application: Sixty-four hexagrams are widely used in China traditional culture, including philosophy, literature, art and other fields. At the same time, 64 hexagrams are also used in traditional folk beliefs such as geomantic omen and numerology.