The meaning of haiku

Haiku is one of the sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes.

1, Xun is the wind

As a symbol of the wind, divination is the only divination symbolizing natural phenomena in the Book of Changes. Sea melon represents the wind of nature, can represent intangible and illusory things, and can also represent tangible and concrete things. Xun can represent people's thoughts, speech, culture, etc. , but also can represent people's behavior and appearance characteristics.

2. Harmony of Yin and Yang

The sea divination is a combination of two Yang divinations, one on the top and the other on the bottom, indicating the combination of Yin and Yang. In nature, this phenomenon of harmony between Yin and Yang can be manifested in the generation and change of wind, and all aspects of human society also need harmony between Yin and Yang to achieve balance and stability.

3. Constantly changing

Xun gua is the wind, and the wind is constantly changing, so Xun can also express change. This change is irregular and impermanent, that is to say, things are always in constant change and development. At the same time, Xun can also show the growth and development of things and the progress and changes of human society.

4. Soft and humble

The softness and humility of sea melon is a reflection of its natural attributes. In nature, the wind is gentle and won't hurt other things, so Xun also represents the quality of softness and humility. This quality is a very important aspect of human society and represents a manifestation of human civilization and progress.

5. Strategy and Planning

Xun is wood, and wood represents strategy and planning. Therefore, in the Book of Changes, haiku represents the wisdom of strategy and planning. This wisdom can be applied to all aspects of human society, including politics, economy, culture and other fields. Through strategy and planning, we can better cope with various challenges and opportunities.

The Application of Haigua in Culture and History

1 and the cultural connotation of haiku

As one of the sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes, Hai Gua is not only a divination tool, but also contains rich cultural connotations.

2. The application of sea melon in history.

Haigua was widely used in ancient politics, society and military affairs, which reflected its important social value.

3. The application of sea melon in modern times.

As a philosophical thought, Hai Gua can penetrate into modern people's life and career development, helping people to cope with changes and adapt to the environment.

4. The appearance of a change of heart

It is positive to change one's mind to do something.

5. The meaning of Yi Gua.

Through the analysis of hexagrams, we can get the enlightenment to interpersonal communication and self-cultivation.

6. The application of changing one's mind.

The significance and coping strategies represented by different situations of changing one's mind are helpful to better understand the application of divination in reality.