Who wrote Zhouyi?

The Book of Changes written by Zhou Wenwang and Tuotuo.

The most fundamental reason why Zhou Wenwang can perform Zhouyi is his extraordinary understanding. Relying on extraordinary savvy, Zhou Wenwang understood the information conveyed to him from within his consciousness, and then used some symbolic techniques to finally interpret Zhouyi.

Zhouyi fever has gradually become a trend. The binary system of computer is made according to the concept of yin and yang in Zhouyi. The reason why we can learn a lot from Yi Li through the Book of Changes is to thank King Wen for his contribution to us.

The main contents of Zhouyi:

The contents of Zhouyi mainly include Jing and Zhuan.

"Jing" is mainly hexagram-shaped symbols and hexagrams. The so-called "sixty-four hexagrams" are formed by the superposition of "Eight Diagrams", and "Eight Diagrams" are formed by the superposition of "Yin" and "Yang". "Yin" and "Yang" in the Book of Changes are intermittently connected in a linear form, namely "-"and "-".

The ancients used the category of yin and yang to express many concepts such as cold and summer, sun and moon, men and women, day and night, parity and so on. It is called "the way of one yin and one yang". On the basis of "Yin" and "Yang", the saints piled up their symbols into eight different shapes, named them different names of hexagrams, and planned to take the corresponding symbols, which were called "Eight Diagrams" (also known as "Classic hexagrams").

Biography is actually a monograph to explain the scripture of Zhouyi, that is, the upper and lower chapters of Zhuan Zhuan, Xiangzhuan, Classical Chinese, Zhuan Zhuan, Zhuan Zhuan Zhuan and Zhuan Zhuan Zhuan, totaling seven kinds and ten articles. Because of its interpretation of Confucian classics, such as the wings of Confucian classics, Han people call it "Ten Wings", and later generations collectively call it "Yi Zhuan".