What does the forty-nine hexagrams of the Book of Changes mean?

You mean the forty-ninth hexagram, right This is an easy divination.

The following is the copy:

This hexagram is a superposition of different hexagrams (the lower part is separated from the upper part). Away from fire, rely on ze, ze has water. Water is poured from top to bottom, and fire rises from bottom to top. Fire and water dry up, and fire and water go out. The two complement each other and will inevitably change. Change is the basic law of the universe.

Elephant: exchange gold and burn it with fire, symbolizing change.

Fortune: Everything is changing. We should go to the old and establish the new to cope with the image of innovation.

Career: At the turning point, we must pay close attention to all kinds of information and think seriously. First of all, consolidate your position and improve your personal behavior. When the time is right, take immediate action and make positive changes. However, we should pay attention to pure motivation, proper means, conservatism and rashness, and the cause will develop.

Doing business: the market competition is fierce. If you want to be in an invincible position, you must boldly innovate, change your business direction in time, and when you encounter setbacks, immediately sum up your experience, rise again, and expand your business activities, but pay attention to the way of competition.

Seeking fame: first of all, we should strive to improve ourselves and improve our personal knowledge and morality. At the same time, we must handle the relationship between obeying the superior's command and doing our job well.

Marriage: It may be a little complicated, so you should deal with it calmly and concentrate emotionally.

Decision: Very auspicious and smooth. Depending on one's own intelligence, adapting to the situation, acting according to the characteristics of the times, changing things that are gradually in line with the times and expanding one's career. But be careful, don't act rashly when the time is not ripe, and especially avoid quick success and instant benefit. Look before you leap.