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Who is the author of Zhouyi?

The author of Zhouyi is Zhou Wen Wang Jichang.

The words "Heaven is powerful, and the gentleman strives for self-improvement" and "The terrain is vast, and the gentleman carries things with morality" mean that the movement of Heaven (that is, nature) is strong and healthy. Accordingly, a gentleman should behave like the sky, constantly strive for self-improvement, be resolute and resolute, and never stop; The potential of the earth is thick and slippery, and the gentleman is tolerant. A gentleman should run like Tianyu, indomitable even if he is displaced; If you are a gentleman, the measurement of objects should be like the earth, and nothing can't be carried.

(Introduction to Zhou Wenwang) The surname is Ji Mingchang, and the date of birth and death is unknown. When the Shang and Zhou Dynasties were Xibo, it was built under Qishan. He accumulated virtue and did good deeds and became a great politician. He was jailed for slandering Zhou Wang after worshipping Hou Hu and was released. Benefiting from benevolent government, most of the princes in the world obeyed, and when the prince of Wu won the world, he respected him as the king of literature.

When the Shang and Zhou Dynasties were Xibo, it was built under Qishan. He accumulated virtue and did good deeds and became a great politician. He was jailed for slandering Zhou Wang after worshipping Hou Hu and was released. Benefiting from benevolent government, most governors in the world obeyed. After the son won the world, he was honored as Ji Chang, the leader of the vassal states at the end of Shang Dynasty, and was named Northwest Hou in history. After Hou Ji and Liu, our ancestor Gu Gong and his father Li advocated the social atmosphere of respecting the old, showing little kindness and respecting the virtuous, which enabled the social economy of their territory to develop. Together with his son Ji Fa, he hired Jiang Shang as a strategist in Diaoyutai, Panxi, Baoji, and led an army to attack the Shang Dynasty from Qishan. He was a pioneer of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The invention of "Wen Wang Eight Diagrams" spread all over the world. 50 years in power.

After Ji Li's death, his son Ji Chang succeeded to the throne, and he became the famous Zhou Wenwang in the future. After 50 years in power, his main achievement is to make full preparations for the destruction of business. He is a successful entrepreneur, diligent in politics, and attaches importance to the development of agricultural production. He respects worthy men and women, recruits talented people, worships military strategists, and makes "three points in the world, two points in the week". When King Wen was in power, he appeared as the "Fang Bo" of Shang Dynasty, surrendering to Shang Dynasty on the surface, but secretly preparing to destroy Shang Dynasty. He divided and disintegrated the vassal States of Shang Dynasty, fought for the country, successfully settled the land dispute between Yu and Rui, and made small countries in Hedong come to him one after another. The princes regarded King Wen as the "order king" to replace Shang Zhouwang. In the second year after Yu and Rui joined the army, King Wen moved to the northwest and southwest, which established a solid rear for destroying the business. Then it developed eastward, crossed the Yellow River and attacked other countries, such as Jiao and Guan. According to relevant information, it captured Chong, an important stronghold of Shang Dynasty in the middle reaches of Wei River, cleared an obstacle on Zhou Dongjin's road and gained abundant land. In the second year of the Eastern Expedition, King Wen built Fengyi on the west bank of Feng Shui, and the political center moved to Fengyi (southwest of Jin 'an). At this point, King Wen had completed the pincer-like encirclement of merchants, and Zhou people formed an aggressive offensive against Shang Dynasty. The portraits of Zhou Wuwang and Zhou Gongdan in the textbook are all from the stone reliefs of Shandong samurai temple in Han Dynasty.

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